The key feature of PiBakery is the ability to create a customised version of Raspbian that you write directly to your Raspberry Pi. This works by creating a set of scripts that run when the Raspberry Pi has been powered on, meaning that your Pi can automatically perform setup tasks, and you don’t need to configure anything.
The scripts are created using a block based interface that is very similar to Scratch. If you’ve used Scratch before, you already know how to use PiBakery. Simply drag and drop the different tasks that you want your Raspberry Pi to perform, and they’ll be turned into scripts and written to your SD card. As soon as the Pi boots up, the scripts will be run.
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There is a linux version coming (and it will work on Linux if you build from source). I released Windows and Mac versions first because they were more desired than Linux.
Is it really only available for Windoze and Apple, not for Linux, being the natural choice for your readers and anyone using RPi?
There is a linux version coming (and it will work on Linux if you build from source). I released Windows and Mac versions first because they were more desired than Linux.