Setting up and installing Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi

Please note, the Raspberry Pi 4 does not yet support USB booting. The function should be added soon. As you know, the Raspberry Pi uses a micro SD card instead of a hard drive. It's handy in terms of size and price, but SD cards end up getting damaged by multiple read and write operations. […]

Following many requests from the community to improve the performance of the Raspberry pi 3 we decided to write a tutorial to teach you how to overclock a Raspberry pi 3. Why overclock a Raspberry Pi 3? If the Raspberry Pi 3 has greatly improved the power of the processor compared to previous models, it […]

This article will explain how to install and configure Android 7.1.1 (with the Play Store) on your Raspberry Pi. Above all, it is important to point out that this is only an experimental setup. No version of Android is officially compatible with the Raspberry Pi and therefore the version we will install is not optimized for […]

Your Raspberry Pi slows down or heats up? Would you like to know the temperature and the percentage of CPU utilization or the status of the partitions on your SD card? You need a tool that will allow you to see at a glance the health of your card! For this we will show you […]

A few month ago the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced the compatibility of Docker on the Raspberry Pi . So it is now easier to set up and use Docker on the Raspberry. Today we will explain how to install Docker Swarm , a Docker mode allowing to realize a cluster (linking several Rsapberry). To achieve this tutorial, you will need at least two Raspberry […]

In many cases, the solution we want to install on our Raspberry Pi does not require physical access to the Pi, such as an web server, or a Minecraft server. It may happen that we do not have any screen, keyboard, or mouse to control the Raspberry. So you’re going to be thrilled to know […]

If you use Raspberry Pi regulargly, you may have already needed to use the graphical interface of the Raspberry Pi without having monitor available. It is a classic problem, and always annoying. Today we will see how to use VNC to control your Raspberry Pi from another computer, so you can use your Raspberry Pi […]

This article follows the article released last week on the establishment of a personal seedbox. Indeed as suggested at the end of the article, it can be very interesting to make the Internet traffic of your seedbox anonymous through the use of a VPN. This article will nevertheless be useful to all those who wish […]

If you do some software development you most likely know GitHub, which is probably the most known web Git repository manager. For those of you who would not know GitHub yet (just, stop doing management, do a real job, start coding) here is a reminder. GitHub is a web service based on the software Git […]

Following the arrival of the Raspberry pi 3, with its batch of technical innovations, we can go even further and create projects that require quite a lot of resources at the level of the processor, like creating a Minecraft server on the Raspberry Pi. As a reminder, the Raspberry pi 3 now has a processor […]