Is it possible to install PiCroft on a Raspberry Pi without burning a SSD? I already have a ton of code on my current SSD and would really just like to install PiCroft with all the rest of my RPi libraries.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
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Do the git install instead.
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Hey Will, welcome to the forums.
If the contents of your Pi are not easily replaced, I’d suggest taking a snapshot of the drive just in case. Whether you install Mycroft or not, it’s so useful to have a backup state you can restore from!
Then as baconator said, our usual 4 commands should get you going:
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