Raspberry PI TUTORIALS
Just a bunch of easy-to-follow guides to help you get the most out of your Raspberry Pi. These tutorials walk you through everything from setting it up to cool projects you can try out.
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Installing Home Assistant is a popular project for any Raspberry Pi owner. Once connected to your setup, Home Assistant can control all of your smart devices from a single interface. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to get it up and running so you can enjoy home automation.
Raspberry Pi devices use SD cards by default, but a USB boot is now an option. Using an SSD drive with a USB adapter can then drastically increase the performance of your Raspberry Pi at a relatively low cost. Here is how to try this on your setup.
The “raspi-config” tool is a command-line utility with Raspberry Pi OS. It’s customized for the Pi and its menu quickly configures hardware and system services.
Google doesn’t release an Android TV version for the Raspberry Pi, so a custom build is required to install it. Konsta is a developer that provides Android and Android TV images. It’s based on LineageOS and can be downloaded and run on Raspberry Pi.
Arch Linux is a rolling-release distro that lets you tweak your system to your heart's content and do almost anything you want with a computer. If you were to try installing Arch on your Raspberry Pi, you'd run into a roadblock: Arch only supports x86-64 processors, commonly found in Intel or AMD desktop PCs. Since your Pi runs on an ARM processor, how do you overcome this obstacle?