A Redditor has successfully installed the OpenClaw AI agent on MSI's Cubi Mini PC, which was running on the Linux OS.
MSI's Cubi Mini PC Makes For A Tiny AI Agent Powerhouse, Runs OpenClaw Flawlessly on Linux OS
Recently, AI Agents such as Clawbot, Motlbot, and OpenClaw have become very popular. These agents act as your personalized AI assistants and run on virtually any machine with persistent memory support and the ability for users to give access to the entire system.
One user on Reddit has now successfully managed to run the OpenClaw AI Agent on his MSI Cubi Mini PC. The redditor stated that he was unable to install the assistant while running Windows OS, despite using various tutorials and guides, but got it working under Linux OS.
It is said that several other users have reported that Linux is easier to use when running AI agents versus Windows, and with Ubuntu (Curl Package) installed, he indeed managed to get Clawbot running without any issues. The MSI Cubi Mini PC has an advantage here since it fully supports and is compatible with the Linux OS.
Honestly, OpenClaw impress me a lot. The AI Agent can control the PC front me, open file, check your data. Although, give AI agent a full access power a PC is kind of dangerous. Need to worry about data leak or hacker's problem. The other big issue is API/Token cost. I only use a week and ask my agent for assistance in daily work. The API billing cost $150, then brave API under 100 times. It still under the free plan, so I don’t have to pay any cost. But, if I want to use this function full time, I believe the cost at least cost $1000. hopely, AI technology can keep improve reduce the token size lower the cost. And want developer can improve the windows installation. I believe most people still use Windows to work. I still want to install OpenClaw on Windows platform. Thanks’ my Cubi can compatible Linux otherwise I may not can test it.
MSI's Cubi Mini PC lineup of small form factor PCs is designed primarily for office, buisness & personal use. They come in various specs and configurations, all encased in small 0.66L chassis, making them the perfect companion for such AI assistants. Such AI assistants have become essential tools for many users who want speedy information and data from their local machines.
About the author: A Software Engineer by training and a PC enthusiast by passion, Hassan Mujtaba serves as Wccftech's Senior Editor for hardware section. With years of experience in the industry, he specializes in deep-dive technical analysis of next-generation CPU and GPU architectures, motherboards, and cooling solutions. His work involves not only breaking news on upcoming technologies but also extensive hands-on reviews and benchmarking.
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