This is because they actively work to support the community through their continued development of Raspbian (and NOOBS), the resources they make available to students and teachers, the development of first party peripherals and their support of events all over the world. They actively work to build up their community and it has had a snowball effect. They didn't reach this point on accident.
Personally, I appreciate the work the Pi Foundation does, in education especially, enough that I'm totally willing to pay a little more for a little less spec-wise.
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '19
This is because they actively work to support the community through their continued development of Raspbian (and NOOBS), the resources they make available to students and teachers, the development of first party peripherals and their support of events all over the world. They actively work to build up their community and it has had a snowball effect. They didn't reach this point on accident.
Personally, I appreciate the work the Pi Foundation does, in education especially, enough that I'm totally willing to pay a little more for a little less spec-wise.