List of major reasons of the great success of Raspberry PI ?
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what are the major advantages and reasons, explaining the great success of Raspberry PI hardwares compared with other cheap notebooks and boards? RPI is small, modular, cheap, ... ?
The Raspberry Pi is very cheap and it certainly caught the fancy of the Linux community because it runs Linux. I listen to a number of Linux podcasts and I hear persons talk of having three or five or seven Pis that they have played with.
I know of many who use them as inexpensive file servers, but I think a lot of persons get them just to geek out with.
I know that Pis were originally conceived of as inexpensive computers to be used in educating students about computers and computing; I haven't heard much about how that haw worked out.
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