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How to control the Raspberry Pi when it is not possible to plug it into a keyboard, nor to connect it to the internet. We will see how to use the serial connection of the Raspberry Pi in order to control it from a PC. The necessary equipment To be able to connect in series […]

You have probably already seen that the Raspberry Pi has two LEDs directly soldered to the board, one red and one green. But did you know that it is possible to control this green LED, and sometimes even the red one? In this tutorial, we are going to see how we can use the green […]

Sometimes we need to run a program or a command line when our Raspberry Pi starts up. This is particularly the case when we manufacture an object for home automation, and we want to automatically launch a program when the object is connected. In this tutorial we will see a very simple way to launch […]

In computing, the user interface problem is probably one of the most complicated. That, naming things, and invalidating a cache … The easiest way to present information to a human from a computer is usually to use vision. But for that you need a screen, which is bulky, expensive and therefore not very suitable for […]

This tutorial is the second part of a file devoted to discovering electronics with the Raspberry Pi. If you haven't read it, I advise you to consult the first tutorial to control an LED with the Raspberry Pi. Whether for identification systems, inventory management, payment, or for home automation, RFID chips are used more and […]

This tutorial is the first in a series dedicated to using the Raspberry Pi's GPIO ports to control electronic components. As you probably know, the Raspberry Pi has ports called GPIO (General Purpose Input Output) which allow you to control a number of electronic components. In this tutorial, we will see how to use these […]

This tutorial follows our article dedicated to OpenSubtitle subtitles on OSMC. As a reminder, François L has set out to create the perfect tutorial to make OSMC completely independent! Initially intended for his friends, François decided to share his work with the community. We worked together to put together a series of tutorials to help […]

Some time ago, we presented you the OSMC media center, and more precisely, how to install it on your Raspberry Pi! As some of us have pointed out, in this article we are only talking about installing OSMC. Today, we will be pushing further to make your OSMC media center even more powerful by adding […]

Some time ago we were talking about the C.H.I.P, a micro computer launched on Kickstarter for a dozen dollars. Today, after the release of the official accessories of the Raspberry Pi, the Raspberry Pi Foundation counter-attack by announcing the release of the Raspberry Pi Zero, a Raspberry Pi more lighter weight and especially much cheaper, […]