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If the user has issues with all of that, then RPi is not the rigth tool for them.
by M95D 3y ago
If the user has issues with all of that, then RPi is not the rigth tool for them.
- michaelt 3y agoAh yes the Raspberry Pi, a charitable project intended to get young kids into coding, which comes with kid-friendly projects, brightly coloured beginners' guide books, and pre-installed with Scratch, is truly only a tool for experienced professionals. /s
- M95D 3y agoYes, if he/she was using it for that (kid projects, Scratch, etc.) it would have been the right tool. Maybe it's because she skipped all those steps in his/her IT education is the reason he/she is having troubles now. I learned about the devicetree on a RPi too, but I didn't complain about it in a blog. When I bought my first RPi I expected to encounter problems and learn a lot from solving them. In fact, I expected it to be much much worse - so much worse that I even bought the RTC module even before the RPi arrived in the mail. Why didn't he/she think of that? It's because he/she is lacking the basics, the kid project with gpio leds and i2c sensors.