MicroPython is totally fine for initial prototyping or for slow embedded control. Here's a good example of a project of mine where I used MicroPython: https://

MicroPython is totally fine for initial prototyping or for slow embedded control. Here's a good example of a project of mine where I used MicroPython: https://twitter.com/tom_verbeure/status/1536127568931217408 https://twitter.com/tom_verbeure/status/1536127568931217408. I needed a way to quickly drive a bunch LEDs but I didn't want to dive into C yet. Too about 20min to install MicroPython on the RP2040 (no clue why you're bringing up Linux) and get my LEDs going. Perfect! In a later phase, I'll convert to C, once MicroPython runs out of steam. For a lot of slow control projects, that will never be necessary.