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What's Wolfram working on with respect to the RPi?

I was wondering if anyone can provide some insight into what Wolfram is currently doing with respect to development on the Raspberry Pi?  We had a software update at the end of January, 2014 and that seemed to fix few bugs and tweak performance a bit.  I suspect that RPi development takes a back seat to revenue-generating endeavors so my expectations aren't that high.  Perhaps there's a buglist/performance priorities list that can be shared with the community?
POSTED BY: BoB LeSuer
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The version of Mathematia that is on the Raspberry Pi is presumably a development version of the as-yet unreleased version 10 of Mathematica.  I'd expect that it will be upgraded to the released version when it is officially offered.
POSTED BY: David Reiss

Bob & others,

We just released an update to get parity with the recent M10 release.

See: http://blog.wolfram.com/2014/08/01/wolfram-language-and-mathematica-updated-for-the-raspberry-pi/
POSTED BY: Arnoud Buzing
sean max
sean max
Posted 9 years ago

Hello David,

It's my understanding that MMX is now released. Is this correct? If so, will the raspberry pi version be updated anytime soon?

Thanks, Sean
POSTED BY: sean max

Hi Sean,

Probably a WRI employee can comment on this. I don't have any inside knowledge ;-) Best, David
POSTED BY: David Reiss
sean max
sean max
Posted 9 years ago

Hi David,

Pardon me, I thought you were a WRI employee! My mistake!

Best,

Sean
POSTED BY: sean max

Hi Sean,

No problem. I am connected with the company in a number of ways, but not an official employee. So I know some things, am stupid on others, and am NDA'd on the rest ;-)

Best, David
POSTED BY: David Reiss

Very exciting!
POSTED BY: BoB LeSuer
sean max
sean max
Posted 9 years ago

Since my comment on the blog is still pending, I'll post here:

I’m interested to know if I buy the $300 version of Mathematica if I’m required to pay a subscription fee annually for it, or is that $300 a one time price? If it’s a one time price, please consider reducing the online version of Mathematica because it looks like it has an annual price of $150. http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/pricing/industry-individuals.php
POSTED BY: sean max
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