tested by peppe8o | NeoMutt v20250510 | RPi 4 B 4GB | Raspberry Pi OS 13 (Trixie) Whether you are running a desktop environment or managing a remote server via SSH, Mutt (and its modern counterpart NeoMutt) is the one of the best solutions in terms of lightweight and speed as Raspberry PI email client […]

The post How to Set Up NeoMutt (Mutt) Terminal Mail on Raspberry PI – Updated 2026<span class="rmp-archive-results-widget "><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i> <span>5 (3)</span></span> appeared first on peppe8o.

This tutorial will show you how to install AdventureLog on Raspberry PI computer boards with Docker, so getting an open-source and self-hosted travel planning platform. About AdventureLog Planning a trip often means keeping multiple records about maps, notes, booking confirmations, and spreadsheets. AdventureLog brings those parts together in a single platform, with low resource usage […]

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This tutorial will show you how to install a LAMP server on a Raspberry PI computer board, giving you all the terminal commands to get it up and running. A LAMP is a server composed of the following elements (each one composing the LAMP acronym): Before Using a LAMP server… Besides installing a LAMP server […]

The post LAMP server on Raspberry PI<span class="rmp-archive-results-widget "><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i> <span>4.9 (32)</span></span> appeared first on peppe8o.

This tutorial will help you to install and setup ZoneMinder with Raspberry PI computer boards, also bringing some tricks to make it work from a common ZoneMinder issue on boot. Monitoring your spaces with cameras can help you get a better life, check if something requires your attention and keep your home more secure from […]

The post ZoneMinder with Raspberry PI: How to Install and Setup<span class="rmp-archive-results-widget "><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i> <span>5 (3)</span></span> appeared first on peppe8o.

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to install FireFly III on Raspberry PI computer boards with Docker. What is Firefly III Firefly III, a free and open-source personal finance manager, aims to get you aware of where your money is spent so that you can better manage your payments and verify where […]

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In this tutorial, I will show you how to install and configure an AI Agent on a Raspberry PI computer board by using LangChain and Ollama, to get an agent running only in your local storage (without any cloud service). I will include the code to perform a few basic tasks, but this tutorial will […]

The post How to build an AI Agent on Raspberry PI with LangChain and Ollama<span class="rmp-archive-results-widget rmp-archive-results-widget--not-rated"><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i> <span>0 (0)</span></span> appeared first on peppe8o.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to monitor Artificial Intelligence tasks running in your Raspberry PI with MLFlow. We’ll install everything on your Raspberry PI’s storage, so your data will remain protected in your device, and no cloud services will get any of it. I will use my last project, showing how to […]

The post How to Monitor AI Tasks on Raspberry PI with MLFlow<span class="rmp-archive-results-widget rmp-archive-results-widget--not-rated"><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star "></i> <span>0 (0)</span></span> appeared first on peppe8o.

This tutorial will show you how to create a power-on / shutdown button for Raspberry PI computer boards. Due to their low cost, mini button switches are useful for many purposes. We have already analysed how they work (ref. Using mini Switch Button with Raspberry PI and Python) and a funny use case (ref. Reaction […]

The post Power on / Shutdown Button with Raspberry PI (and How to Avoid Shutdown Options)<span class="rmp-archive-results-widget "><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i><i class=" rmp-icon rmp-icon--ratings rmp-icon--star rmp-icon--full-highlight"></i> <span>5 (8)</span></span> appeared first on peppe8o.