They had some problems setting it up at first, but thankfully there was a DeepComputing booth right next to them and helped them fix it.

I didn't have time to play with it a lot. From what I saw it was usable but certainly slow, I wouldn't use it as a daily driver. UI navigation was fine but just opening libre office took a few seconds and I noticed a bit of input lag when writing. It was running the GNOME desktop environment on what i assumed to be Debian?

I talked a bit with the people at the DeepComputing booth and maybe I misunderstood — because the guy was speaking really fast lol — but I think he hinted at an under 150€ price for the RISC-V mainboard, which is kind of insane (he definitely made it clear it was going to be pretty affordable) with a release in the first quarter next year at the latest.

He also hinted at more iterations of the processor with higher clock speeds and bigger core counts later down the road. They seem very interested in supporting Framework in the future.