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Debian on Raspberry Pi
Introduction Debian is becoming the Linux distribution of choice for use on the Raspberry Pi, it is the one I expect to be using the most, it is also the base of many other distribution that may be...
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Packages vs compile
Image courtesy of: polaroidmemoriesThis will be fairly obvious to many but bear in mind, that lots of different types of people are going to be playing with the Raspberry Pi going forward. Also bear in...
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Atari 2600 emulation
Prepare for some fun, the Raspberry Pi makes a perfect little emulator for the Atari 2600 games console, if you didn’t know it already the Atari 2600 is probably one the defining points in gaming...
View ArticleRaspberry Pi bulk purchase
A quick news-flash, today it was announced that the Raspberry Pi was now available for multiple purchases. Want to buy more than one Raspberry Pi? Now you can!. Up until now purchasing has been...
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Raspian image released
Image courtesy of: alatrysteThere is now a new recommended image to download from the Raspberry Pi downloads, offering a significantly faster operating system for your Raspberry Pi. The image is an...
View ArticleRaspian image – first impression
Faster and easier I finally picked a new 8G SD card and put the Raspian image on it, I was immediately very impressed, congratulations this is an impressive community effort. This is definitely a vast...
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Window Maker and other window managers
Introduction One advantage of running Linux (or similar) is that the X window system provides a lot a flexibility over the graphical user interface (gui) used. When you type startx at the command line...
View ArticleNode.js an important tool on Raspberry Pi
Introduction Node.js Node.js is a platform built on Chrome’s JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes...
View ArticleSQLite lightweight database for Raspberry Pi
Introduction I often look at the Raspberry Pi with two use-cases in mind. An always on / convenient place where I can experiment, perhaps do a little learning or development, and as a learning tool for...
View ArticleRaspberry Pi as an always on learning environment
Introduction I haven’t posted here for sometime and am soon going to overhaul and extend the focus to computing on small/mobile devices. I have to admit that I have spent considerably more time...
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