I think you can say that, much like the BBC Micro, the Raspberry Pi succeeded in many areas, not just inspiring and educating kids. Of course it was never goin

I think you can say that, much like the BBC Micro, the Raspberry Pi succeeded in many areas, not just inspiring and educating kids. Of course it was never going to be as prevalent as any 8 bit micro, because the technology landscape nowadays is just endless. But it got some kids into tinkering, got older programmers into new sorts of projects, it got into industry, product development, gardening, home automation, on so on.