Because RPi is way more mature? Look at the CHIP forums and how many people have problems having the device work correctly. And don&#x27;t even start on the flashing procedure...<p>Also, RPi is way older. In &#x27;12 when it arrived, there were many problems, but it also was nearly alone on the market. When today you have many alternatives that are maybe pricier, but a lot more reliable (Arduino, BeagleBone, Pi..).