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Originally Posted by The_bluester
From what I read the Pi4 should run all the same software as the 3 rather than having to wait for developers to catch up as has been the case in the past.
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With all new processor and onboard chips, the current software is not officially supported. Raspberry Pi officially supports the Buster version of Raspbian, which is not currently out. I am not sure of the official release date as well.
One of the may drawbacks with the current version is the memory swapping that occurs on Pi 3 is at odds with Pi 4.
In saying that there are still numerous reasons to get one, but it is for someone with good operating system self-support or forum support that may get you through the up and downs. So far after a few review and test, it is a good version for general operations as the Pi 3.