[giobox]

I'd love to see some kind of reasonable data on the breakdown of how many Pis actually end up in education environments vs RetroPie/Kodi/PiHole/whatever else "service on an SD card image" turnkey solution type thing people use them for. At this point, my guess/gut feel is that education is an increasingly small part of the market for the Pi, yet appears to still be the main focus of the Pi Foundation.

I've always felt the educational focus was much more about the rose-tinted memories of parents who grew up in the homebrew computing generation in the UK. It feels much more a product for me in that regard than it does my kids. Ebon Upton et al are of this generation as well. British computer people of a certain age love to remember their ZX Spectrums etc.

[kingosticks]

There is some data at https://static.raspberrypi.org/files/about/RaspberryPiFounda...

[kevstev]

That's a great deck, I love the presentation and aesthetic.