Mathematica on Raspberry Pi

[HizMama]

Hello Guys,

I was wondering if it's possible to put Mathematica on Raspberry Pi. Is it compatible? And if it is, will it be able to handle the heat? Thanks in advance!

[stevepdp]

It appears that Mathematica isn't supported on ARM architectures. They only provide x86 and x86-64 packages.

[bbond007]

Hello Guys,

I was wondering if it's possible to put Mathematica on Raspberry Pi. Is it compatible? And if it is, will it be able to handle the heat? Thanks in advance!

I think you could run the 68000 MAC version under Basilisk II Mac emulator...

http://basilisk.cebix.net/

[Arnoud]

I was wondering if it's possible to put Mathematica on Raspberry Pi. Is it compatible? And if it is, will it be able to handle the heat? Thanks in advance!

We are working on a project related to Raspberry Pi at Wolfram Research.

If you are interested in becoming a prerelease tester for this project, please send email to prerelease@wolfram.com. Please be sure to include your name, wolframid and any ideas you have on using Mathematica on a Raspberry Pi.

Thanks for your question and interest!

[Arnoud]

Update

For those working in STEM education, there will be a presentation on running Mathematica on the Raspberry Pi on September 17th during the Virtual Conference for Education, see here for more details:

https://www.wolfram.com/events/virtual- ... edule.html

[Arnoud]

We now have the Wolfram Language and Mathematica available for the Raspberry Pi:

http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/5282

[mgscheue]

As a math and physics teacher, I think this is terrific. I'm currently teaching a course for future high school math teachers and I've already told them about this.

[liz]

We've got a new subforum here for all things Mathematica. It's huge news, and we're really excited about it; there will be a post a week for a couple of months on the main page about what you can do with it, if you're new to Mathematica.