Originally designed to promote basic computer science
education in schools, Raspberry Pi , the credit card-sized
single-board computer, has been spreading across the world
like wildfire.
The latest iteration, christened Raspberry Pi 2, offers 1GB of
RAM and was released in early 2015.
There are a number of Linux kernel-based operating
systems designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi. These
include fully featured distros such as Raspbian, which offers
a fully functional desktop environment and is based on
Debian, and even speciality distros like RetroPie, which
supports a large number of controllers and is aimed at
gaming fans. Plus there are many more besides...
In this article, we're going to look at five of the most popular
and distinct Raspberry Pi distros.
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