Raspberry Pi comes out with a default OS choice that appears logical to all people: Raspberry PI OS. Raspberry Pi Foundation is behind both products, so everyone supposes that this pair assures the best compatibility and performance. However, some people could find it interesting to test services provided by Ubuntu, one of the most famous […]
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Today’s computer world is experiencing a new concept of thinking apps and how to deploy them. Old application practices were focused on stacks created over a complete machine (phisical or virtual). This approach has demonstrated to lead some concerns regarding resources use, infra-application conflicts and poor development flexibility management.Containers have born to help developers and
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One of most interesting uses of Raspberry PI is controlling a 3D printer (mine one is an Anet A6) without needing to be connected with your PC. This can help for long prints and improve controls available on printer status. It is also really useful in tuning operations, because it allows to easily control manually
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ADVICE: From June 2020, Raspberry PI Foundation decided to fork its own Raspberry PI OS from Raspbian. This means that, from this date, the official “Raspberry PI OS Lite” can be installed with following procedure: https://peppe8o.com/install-raspberry-pi-os-lite-in-your-raspberry-pi/. All of my projects should work without issues with that new OS directly supported by Raspberry PI Foundation Raspbian
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In my previous posts we have seen how a Raspberry Pi Zero W can be useful for many funny projects. We have used it to realize a media center, setup a web server to support your personal blog, or control a stepper motor for your first robotics project. This post will scroll Raspberry PI Zero
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Raspberry Pi is an extraordinary board, useful for several home and educational projects. Even if it has an excellent operating system with Raspberry PI OS Lite, there are some ways to get the best from your board, expecially if you plan to use it as a server. Below you can find a list of tricks
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How to setup a basic private mail server over a 30$ hardware
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