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yep, the name does explain itself, but "pi" and the logo are hinting at raspberry pi

• Zekio 10y ago
  It might just be it was initially made for Raspberry pi and then expanded over time
  • promofaux 10y ago
    Exactly that! The name has just kind of stuck, even though you can in fact run it on most linux distros (We officially support Ubuntu/Debian based distros, but there is limited support for Centos, and even forks for Arch, and Docker!), on a whole host of different hardware.
  • vocatus_gate 10y ago
    This is the correct answer.