Install raspi-config in Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi
Once installed, you can launch raspi-config by running:If you’re starting from scratch, you can download and install an official Ubuntu image onto your SD card using the Raspberry Pi Imager….
FOSS Weekly #24.49: KDE’s Own Distro, Cinnamon 6.4, OpenWrt’s First Router, Bootkit Malware in Linux and More
During testing, the on-screen keyboard was not showing up when being used with Chromium-based web browsers. KDE is Making its Own Distro, and So is GNOMEKDE and GNOME are gearing…
9 Projects Ideas to Get into DIY Mode With Raspberry Pi Pico
In this article, we’ll explore various projects that demonstrate the Pico’s capabilities. Start your mornings on a gentle note with a light alarm clock that uses soft illumination instead of…
FOSS Weekly #24.48: Archcraft, elementary 8 Release, Hyprland Guides, New COSMIC Release and More
Share it with your Linux-using friends and encourage them to subscribe (hint: it’s here).These stages can include: Black Friday Deals for Linux Users — 2024 EditionBlack Friday is here. Don’t miss the…
ZimaCube Review: Almost Perfect Out of Box Homelab Experience in Local Cloud Setup
Here’s a quick video that shows how effortless it is to create a RAID array of disks with ZimaOS.👍 It’s design: The dark, cube shaped device looks good. The grill…
Automounting External Drives in Linux
Imagine this situation. You have attached an external USB or SSD to your system and using it as an additional storage media. This is a common use case specially if…
Black Friday Deals for Linux Users — 2024 Edition
However, if something offers international shipping, and the discount sounds like a good deal even with the custom charges, go for it after proper research.Thanksgiving is around the corner. Happy…
FOSS Weekly #24.47: Kernel 6.12, Using Conky, Benchmarking Linux, New AnduinOS Distro and More
Conky is a lightweight LUA scripting system that lets you add system stats on your desktop. It’s a popular tool for customizing the looks of Linux desktop.Start analyzing complex threats…
What’s the Deal with Raspberry Pi’s New SD Card? A Hands-On Review
The Raspberry Pi Foundation recently introduced a new microSD card specifically designed for their beloved range of single-board computers. All the 16 GB cards are a decade old from my…
This Simple Change Improved the Performance of My Homelab Running on Raspberry Pi
In my case, I’m exploring x86 servers to handle my containers and self-hosted applications more robustly, and I’ll cover that journey in a future article.This experience has further reinforced my…
FOSS Weekly #24.46: New OpenEuler Series, VLC Tips, Mozilla Woes, OpenCoder and More
Open source projects are increasingly garnering equity-free funding from corporations, startups, and venture capitalists.AB Download Manager is a powerful open source downloader for Linux that focuses on the essentials.Mozilla has…
Making Your Raspberry Pi Hacking Ready by Installing Kali Linux on it
You can see other options available along with Kali Linux. Our focus here is Kali.First things first: while you can install Kali Linux on any Raspberry Pi model, the Raspberry…
FOSS Weekly #24.45: Firefox-Brave Fight, Linux Security, Mint Desktop Effects and More
Considering that this is the election week in the US, here’s an interesting trivia.And I am not discussing politics here 😉Curious about Fedora on Raspberry Pi? Here’s how it goes:In…
I Ran the Famed SmolLM on Raspberry Pi
Their compact nature makes them well-suited for various applications, particularly in scenarios where local processing is crucial. As the industry shifts towards local deployment of AI technologies, the advantages of…
I Installed Fedora on Raspberry Pi, Here’s How it Compares to the Official Pi OS
Fedora works fine on the Pi, but it is a more general-purpose operating system, so some of these Pi-specific features might not work as seamlessly out of the box.One area…
FOSS Weekly #24.44: Fedora 41 Release, Russia in Linux Kernel, System Monitoring and More
Share the articles in Linux Subreddits and community forums. 10 Destructive Linux Commands You Should Never RunLearn some common dangerous Linux commands that mischievous people often use to trick new…
He He 😆 Running Windows on Raspberry Pi … Because Why Not?
git clone https://github.com/Botspot/wor-flasher After confirming your selections, WoR-flasher will download the necessary Windows installation files and prepare them for your Raspberry Pi. It automates much of the setup, eliminating the…
Raspberry Pi 4 vs Pi 5: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to power requirements, the Raspberry Pi 4 and Pi 5 have distinct needs. While the performance difference could be obvious, you do not want an incompatible power…