Raspberry Pi: some useful links for doing more than playing around.
Miranda Sawyer at the Guardian: Everyone wants a slice of Raspberry Pi The £25 programmable computer invented by British scientists has turned into a global sensation. Will it encourage kids to teach...
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Raspberry Pi books: Caveat Emptor
Watch out if you’re looking for a starter book for the Raspberry Pi. Both of these books are just the free starter book relabelled and released on the Kindle Store. There’s no special content in there,...
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Raspberry Jam
Getting people together to do things can be hard. But, interestingly enough, a Pi can be powered by the USB port on a Time Machine or Airport. Which makes it a cinch to get on the network.
View ArticleRaspberry Pi Jam’12 @FarsetLabs
We’re in the top left hand corner. When the room empties, it’s because the geeks are out looking at the AR Drone. Here’s their blog post on the event: Raspberry Jam: So good we’re going to *preserve*...
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Anatomy of a Raspberry Pi
Click through to get the app. Written by Hadley Beeman, HTML/CSS by Christian Heilmann.
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Pi-Cade Project Team at Bangor Academy
Ingredients: + Case designed and constructed + Electronic bits and bobs (wires, breadboard) + Car reversing monitor screen (with separate power) + Raspberry Pi with 5V power + SD card + Salvaged and...
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Minecraft Pi Edition Snippets
If you want to get Minecraft Pi Edition: see here This is more difficult because I don’t know python (or any language for that matter) I open LXterminal: cd /home/pi/Desktop/mcpi cd...
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