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I have a Pi3 is my desktop at work, which runs mutant Labs/Richard Miller/9front code.

very, very solid and really quite snappy.

Graphics are very good, compilations feel a little slow but perfectly usable.
Only rdesktop to windows (for chrome) is slow but I guess this is more networking
than anything else.

fwiw I use a couple of usb serial adapters and a second ether interface (Thanks to
Richard) on the Pi.

-Steve