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Quoted from desertT1:My biggest frustration was to get the code updated.
scp, svn or git should all work on the pi. I personally use scp, but I'm just shuffling images back and forth. For my main computer, I'm using git, routing through the pi's wireless. Mostly cause I'm lazy.
OP: this sounds great! Posting to follow progress!
Quoted from jim5six:guess i'm lazy also
...or do great minds think alike? Haha!
To be (more) clear, I'm using an Intel NUC with networked pis for score/instruction card display. So I use git to update the NUC, and scp to update the pis. I too was impressed with how versatile the pis were... Great piece of hardware!
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