A photo of a Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller on a breadboard, next to six different printed cards that describe the Pico's pin layout. The cards are a series with iterative changes, from left to right, to make the design better and easier to use.

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   Tim 🎮 (timixretroplays@digipres.club)'s status on Tuesday, 06-Aug-2024 03:50:46 JST Tim 🎮

   Here's why I'm learning Inkscape this week: I'm making super-legible pinout labels for the Raspberry Pi Pico (and other boards, later), using a combination of 3D and 2D printing - these paper slips will be glued to a little PLA frame you just drop over the top of your Pi Pico for breadboarding purposes.

   Comments and suggestions highly welcome, so far I've designed to "what works for me" but it'd be great to include features that would be useful to others.