Have you ever faced a situation where you need to access something from your system at home while you are out? I work on many coding projects I would like to access from anywhere. To do this, you need to establish a connection between your systems. Tailscale is a zero-configuration mesh VPN service that helps…
If you are a beginner just starting to use the Raspberry Pi, installing new packages through the terminal may be challenging. I am always more comfortable with an interactive user interface for an application manager. That is where the Snap Store comes in. On Raspberry Pi, installing and using the Snap Store instead of the…
If you have used a Raspberry Pi for a while, you have probably faced a situation where the Pi’s CPU heats so much that everything freezes on the screen. This happens as the CPU throttles due to these high temperatures. So, what’s the solution? Adding a fan! Of course. To install a fan on a…
Have you ever formatted an SD Card? I bet almost all of you would answer yes to this. However, we mostly opt for applications (like Raspberry Pi Imager) when formatting an SD card. What if you only have a Linux OS with a terminal window (lite version)? Well, this is the tutorial for you! An…
Sonic Pi is a fun project for your Raspberry Pi that lets you create music with lines of code. However, the initial setup and understanding of how to write your first lines can be a bit intimidating. That’s why I’ve created this beginner’s guide for you! A package for Sonic Pi is available on the…
Do you have an extra display at home that sits in a corner? Now you can turn it into a fully customizable digital display with great features like weather updates, calendars (linked to your tasks), to-do lists, and much more using a Raspberry Pi and the DAKboard OS. DAKboard can be directly selected and flashed…
MX Linux is one of the most popular Linux distributions (according to Distrowatch), but until recently, it wasn’t possible to install it on a Raspberry Pi. They now have an image for it and in this guide, I’ll show you how to install it on your Pi. MX Linux for Raspberry Pi is now available…
With RedHat dropping support for CentOS, choosing a good alternative operating system is challenging. Fortunately, the Linux community is strong and brings us Alma Linux, a forever free enterprise-grade Linux OS focused on stability and long-term support. Even better news, it’s now available on Raspberry Pi! Alma Linux has been tested for Raspberry Pi 3,…
If you want to configure your Ubuntu Server as a media server, Jellyfin is an ideal choice. It is an open-source media server that has been developed and is managed by community volunteers. Let’s discuss how you can install it. Jellyfin can be installed by executing a single command, which runs a bash script to…
Handling 3D objects is a requirement for numerous applications. Blender is a popular open-source software providing an entire 3D creation suit. However, it is not natively supported on the Raspberry Pi due to its hardware limitations. Fortunately, I have a solution for this problem. While Blender isn’t natively supported on Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm, it…