When you buy a Raspberry Pi board, you are on your own. Do you need to cool the thing? If so, what is the ideal temperature range? How do you know the current CPU temperature? If you have any doubts, you are at the right place! I will answer all your questions in this article….
Forgetting your password is never a good experience, especially when it’s the main password, the one to unlock your operating system. But no worries, there are different ways to recover it (or rather reset it), and it doesn’t have to be complicated, unlike what other tutorials on this topic try to tell you. Raspberry Pi…
After USB boot was added a few years ago, we can now boot a Raspberry Pi from nothing. An Internet connection and a blank media storage is now enough to get started, you no longer need a computer to flash your first SD card. Want to give it a try? I will explain every step…
Raspberry Pi Imager is the ultimate tool for any Raspberry Pi user. It’s still pretty new, and I shunned its use a little when it came out because I preferred Balena Etcher. But lately, I’ve been using it more and more, and the latest add-ons make it even more interesting. I will share everything with…
Using a Raspberry Pi requires many accessories (keyboard, monitor, etc.), which you might not always have on hand, or you won’t want to spend time plugging them in for a quick change in your setup. I generally use my laptop for this, but you can also use any Android device (smartphone, tablet, etc.). I’ll show…
Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution on PC and now officially supports Raspberry Pi, with a pre-built release for the device. It’s natural to see more and more users interested in trying it, but like anything new on Raspberry Pi, you may need a guide to help you to set this system up. You are…
For a long time, using SD cards was the rule on Raspberry Pi, you didn’t have the choice. But now that most models support USB boot, you have the choice: SD cards, USB flash drives, or even SATA and SSD. I recently noticed that I’m using SD cards far less often these days, and in…
Adding additional drivers on Linux has always been difficult, particularly installing printers.As our Raspberry Pi runs on Raspberry Pi OS (a Debian-like distribution), it’s almost the same.You’re lucky if you plug your printer in, and it works immediately. I’ll explain how to do it correctly in this step-by-step tutorial. The easiest way to install a…
Using a Raspberry Pi for a media center setup is a great choice. It’s small, silent, and can easily turn any TV into a smart TV by using Kodi on it: a free media player application where you can play your files and install many apps like Netflix, YouTube, etc. There is not much choice…
Raspberry Pi OS is built for beginners, so developers try to keep things clean and simple. But by default, you don’t get the most exciting interface. If you want to improve the desktop appearance on your Raspberry Pi, you are at the perfect place, I’ll give you several tips to do this. The default interface…