i think it would be a fine desktop replacement for that kind of light work.
Pretty sure there are videos on Youtube showing how it performs.
You can use PiOS, or Ubuntu or other linux versions.
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I agree with ChinnyVision.
This article is demonstrably wrong. Consoles didn't really get a foothold until the early nineties in the UK. They were seen as childrens toys, at least by myself and friends. I had an Amiga well into the nineties.
There seems to be a lot of revisionism going on e.g. the videogames crash that didn't happen anywhere except the US.
I've got an M1 MacBook Pro 13" for the living room, an M1 Mac Mini on my desk beside my windows machine and also the new 16" Macbook M1 Pro under my desk.
I've been a windows PC user for most of my working life and use it for most work things but I must admit I do like Mac OS. :-)
Anything I build that is cross platform, I always do on the Mac.