Everything You Need to Know About Raspberry Pi
A hub of Raspberry Pi guides and tutorials, sorted by category: 3D printing, gaming, networking, operating systems, programming and smart home.
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A hub of Raspberry Pi guides and tutorials, sorted by category: 3D printing, gaming, networking, operating systems, programming and smart home.
When it comes to maximizing the capabilities of your Raspberry Pi, creating multiple user accounts can be a game-changer. But is it possible to set...
How to connect several hard drives to a Raspberry Pi with a powered USB hub and SATA adapters, then identify, mount and auto-mount them at boot.
Install and run OpenAI on a Raspberry Pi: set up Raspberry Pi OS and Python, get an API key, write a test script, troubleshoot and protect your key.
Add a webcam to a Klipper 3D printer on a Raspberry Pi: pick a USB or Pi camera, set it up in Mainsail or Fluidd, use Crowsnest and Obico, and troubleshoot.
Raspberry Pi power requirements: the 5V input, supplies for each model, official power supplies, GPIO, USB and PoE options, and under-voltage warnings.
Shows how to use the screen configuration tool on a Raspberry Pi 5 to set up HDMI or DSI displays and multiple screens, and fix display issues.
Set a static IP address on a Raspberry Pi three ways: editing dhcpcd.conf, using NetworkManager with nmtui, or reserving the IP on your router by MAC address.
Wire and drive a WS2812B or APA102 RGB LED strip from a Raspberry Pi 5: power, GPIO connections, the rpi_ws281x library and a Python script.
How to install iTunes on Ubuntu with Wine, from the Ubuntu repository or WineHQ, and why features such as iPhone sync will not work.
Shows how to install Docker on a Raspberry Pi, configure your user for it and test the installation, with a short intro to containers.
Install and set up UFW on a Raspberry Pi: allow ports such as SSH, rate limit connections with ufw limit, enable the firewall and check its status.
Ways to list users on Ubuntu from the terminal: cat /etc/passwd, getent passwd, awk to show only usernames, and how to list sudo users.
Shows how to shut down Ubuntu from the terminal, including shutdown permissions and advanced options, and how to restart with shutdown -r.
Explains why the Steam Deck keyboard doesn't pop up automatically in desktop mode, how to activate the virtual keyboard, and how to troubleshoot it.
Shows how to install and play Minecraft Java Edition on the Steam Deck with the Prism launcher, from Desktop Mode to Gaming Mode.
Raspberry Pi 5 vs Raspberry Pi 4 Model B compared: specs, CPU and GPU benchmarks, connectivity, networking, power use and thermal management.
Walks through installing BookStack on a Raspberry Pi with Docker Compose, then covers custom themes, tool integrations, backups and maintenance.
Install Vim on a Raspberry Pi, then go further with customization, plugins, keyboard shortcuts and scripting, plus tutorials and communities for learning.
Shows how to uninstall packages on Ubuntu with apt, purge, unused package removal and Snap, or through the desktop Ubuntu Software app.
Shows three ways to restart Ubuntu from the terminal using the reboot command, the shutdown command and systemctl, and when a restart is needed.
What the Steam Deck is: Valve's handheld gaming PC, covering its AMD hardware, software, connectivity, game performance, modding and limitations.
Shows how to install and use CryoUtilities on the Steam Deck from Desktop Mode with the terminal, and walks through its advanced settings.
Compares 15 operating systems for the Raspberry Pi, from Raspberry Pi OS and Ubuntu to Batocera, LibreELEC and Kali Linux, with picks by use.
Shows how to set up a Plex media server on a Raspberry Pi, including a static IP, storing media, adding libraries and fixing file permission issues.
Covers the Linux find command: syntax, filtering by name, type, size, time, owner and permissions, and running commands on the results.
Shows how to find files on Ubuntu from the terminal using the find and locate commands, including how to search the entire system.
Explains what the default Raspbian login credentials are, why you need them for SSH and direct access, and how to change the password.
Compares five programming languages for the Raspberry Pi, Python, Scratch, C and C++, Bash and Node.js, with strengths and weaknesses of each.
Lists 30 Raspberry Pi terminal commands, from updating the OS and restarting to finding files, installing programs and scanning the local network.
Rounds up gift ideas for Raspberry Pi fans, including a retro gaming case, a smart mirror toolkit, a robot kit, the Raspberry Pi 400 and a Sense HAT.
Key details of the Raspberry Pi 5: the 2.4GHz quad-core Cortex-A76 CPU, the BCM2712, RP1 and DA9091 chips, the new form factor and accessories.
How color sensors work and how to connect a TCS3200 RGB color sensor to an Arduino or a Raspberry Pi, including sensor types and their limits.
Shows how to turn a Raspberry Pi into an AirPlay receiver with Shairport Sync, and how to improve the analogue audio output and sound quality.
Explains that Steam has no native ARM client for the Pi and shows a workaround to install and run it, plus Steam Link as an alternative.
Compares the Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano on price, processor, memory and ports, with their similarities, differences and who each suits best.
Explains the Raspberry Pi GPIO pinout: how many pins there are, BCM numbering, the pin layout, I2C, SPI and UART, and the ground and power pins.
Shows how to install WordPress on a Raspberry Pi: downloading it, creating the MySQL database and user, and finishing the setup.
Install Magic Mirror on a Raspberry Pi: set up Node.js, clone the GitHub repository, edit the config, auto-start it and add modules with mmpm.
Shows how to mine Duino-Coin on a Raspberry Pi, from setting up and creating a crypto wallet to starting the miner and the first-run configuration.
Explains the benefits of Raspberry Pi rack mounts, how to choose one, and compares five systems including UCTRONICS, GeeekPi and SumoLink.
Shows three ways to watch YouTube on a Raspberry Pi: the Chromium browser, OMXPlayer and YouTube-DL, plus alternatives and playback FAQs.
Shows two ways to stream Netflix on a Raspberry Pi, Chromium with Widevine support and Kodi, plus alternatives and FAQs on models and overheating.
Lists ten useful Raspberry Pi sensors, including PIR motion, MQ-2 gas, DS18B20, ultrasonic and humidity sensors, and how to choose one.
Walks through setting up a barcode scanner with a Raspberry Pi: installing software, configuring it, writing code to read the data, and use cases.
Shows how to build a Raspberry Pi system monitor for your PC with ModBros to track CPU usage, RAM and network status, and customize the dashboard.
Walks through lighting an LED from a Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins in six steps with a resistor, a breadboard and pin 18, then running the code.
Explains what a DC motor is and how to control one from a Raspberry Pi in three steps: putting the parts together, writing the code and running it.
Shows how to build a Raspberry Pi USB camera for use as a webcam or home security camera, with the equipment, steps, pros and cons.
Shows how to set up a Raspberry Pi as a proxy server with Privoxy, with the equipment, the instructions and the benefits of a proxy.
Walks through installing Homebridge on a Raspberry Pi, adding plugins and connecting it to HomeKit, with answers to a few common questions.
Shows how to connect a Raspberry Pi 4 to a display over HDMI, set up a VGA monitor, and whether you can run two HDMI monitors at once.
Shows how to resize and expand Ubuntu partitions on a Raspberry Pi using GParted or the command line, including expanding the root partition.
Covers what breadboards are, how they work and whether you can use one with a Raspberry Pi, with three steps to wire up a resistor and an LED.
Explains what a breadboard is and how it works, and shows how to use one with a Raspberry Pi to power a circuit with a resistor and an LED.
Reviews five Raspberry Pi Gameboy kits, including the Super Game Pi, Retroflag GPi Case, PiGRRL Zero, LCL Pi CM4 and GamePi43.
Compares five Raspberry Pi Gameboy kits on features like screen size, which consoles they emulate and battery capacity, from the GPi Case to PiGRRL Zero.
Covers whether Apple CarPlay works on a Raspberry Pi and the steps to set it up with Android, a dongle and the AutoKit app.
Looks at which Raspberry Pi model to use for OctoPrint, whether the Raspberry Pi 400 is worth it, and answers on the Pi 3, Pi 4 and RAM.
Shows how to run Raspbian on an Orange Pi by downloading the OS, writing it to a micro SD card and booting, plus a few common questions.
Reviews the best Raspberry Pi touchscreen, the ELECROW 5-inch capacitive display, plus three 10.1-inch alternatives from Thinlerain, Eyoyo and HAMTYSAN.
Looks at the history of Raspberry Pi releases, rumors about the Pi 5 release date, what Eben Upton said, and the specs expected at the time.
Looks at whether a Raspberry Pi 400 can run Roblox or other games, and whether the Pi 400 is worth buying if you plan to game on it.
Covers whether OctoPrint runs on a Raspberry Pi 400, the steps to install it with OctoPi, and whether the Pi 400 is worth using for it.
Compares the Raspberry Pi 4 and Banana Pi M5, covering specifications, hardware differences, pricing and reasons to choose each board.
Compares the Raspberry Pi 4 with the Banana Pi M5 on specifications, hardware, performance, connectivity and pricing, and when to pick each.
Covers whether a Raspberry Pi 400 can run Windows 10 and the steps to install it with the WoR-Flasher tool, plus a few common questions.
Walks through hosting a website on a Raspberry Pi with Apache, MySQL and WordPress, and making it reachable with a Cloudflare Tunnel.
Explains how much RAM the Raspberry Pi 4 has, what RAM does and how much you need, with answers on 1GB, replacing a PC and upgrading RAM.
Explains how stepper motors differ from DC motors and what you need to run one from a Raspberry Pi, with steps for the HAT and software packages.
Looks at whether you can water cool a Raspberry Pi, with seven steps to install a kit, plus other options like heat sinks, fans and an open case.
Answers whether RetroPie comes with games, what ROMs are, how to install one, and which games and Raspberry Pi hardware work well.
Explains what a hostname is and shows three ways to change your Raspberry Pi's hostname, plus how to check the current one.
Compares the Raspberry Pi with the DELL OptiPlex 3020M and HP ProDesk 600 G2 Mini PCs, including GPIO, Windows use and a comparison table.
Compares the Raspberry Pi and Orange Pi, covering what each board is, how they differ, their strengths and weaknesses, and which is the better pick.
Shows how to install Apache on a Raspberry Pi, including PHP, permissions and the default page, plus how to set up PHP 7 for Apache.
Shows how to set up a DNS server on a Raspberry Pi in five steps, from updating the Pi and downloading the package to finishing the configuration.
Looks at whether a Raspberry Pi 4 can run Minecraft, then covers installing it through the terminal and whether Minecraft: Pi Edition is worth playing.
Shows how to install Arch Linux on a Raspberry Pi, from formatting the micro SD card and creating FAT and ext4 partitions to copying the files over.
Explains what a Raspberry Pi HAT and a SATA HAT are, whether a SATA HAT is worth installing and how to use one, with SSD lifespan and SATA FAQs.
Walks through setting up a Samba server on a Raspberry Pi, from creating a shared folder to connecting other devices on your network.
Covers how to set up Spotify on a Raspberry Pi, including updating DRM, running Spotify and whether you can install the Spotify app.
Walks through building a Raspberry Pi dashboard, covering the hardware and parts you need, assembly, and installing and configuring the software.
Shows how to set up Z-Wave on a Raspberry Pi with Home Assistant in seven steps, from flashing the SD card to adding devices to the network.
Answers whether the Raspberry Pi has a built-in speaker and covers four ways to play audio: HDMI, headphones or speakers, Bluetooth and USB.
Covers six ways to set up a Raspberry Pi media server, including Kodi, Plex, ReadyMedia, Mopidy, HiFiBerryOS and OpenMediaVault, plus Emby as a bonus.
Walks through six setups for a Raspberry Pi media or music server, from Kodi and Plex to Mopidy and OpenMediaVault, plus Emby as a bonus option.
Shows how to set up an FTP server on a Raspberry Pi with vsftpd in six steps, from installing it to editing the config and permissions, then testing.
Shows how to install VirtualBox on a Windows host computer and set up a Raspberry Pi OS Desktop virtual machine from the ISO file.
Explains that pfSense only runs on AMD64 hardware, so it can't run on a Raspberry Pi, and covers the alternatives OpenWrt and IPFire.
Install UniFi On A Raspberry Pi
Explains why to monitor Raspberry Pi temperature and four ways to do it: a terminal command, the desktop, Python and third-party apps.
Shows how to connect a camera module to a Raspberry Pi and record video with raspicam or Picamera, and how to play the videos back.
Shows how to install Kubernetes on a Raspberry Pi with K3 and playbooks, set up the Kubernetes dashboard, and what a Pi cluster can be used for.
Reviews the main operating systems for the Raspberry Pi 4, including Raspberry Pi OS, Ubuntu, RetroPie and Chromium OS, with strengths and weaknesses.
Covers the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller board: its RP2040 chip and key features, what you can build with it and which variant to get.
Explains what Raspberry Pi OS Lite and Raspberry Pi OS Desktop are, how they differ, and how to choose between them for your project.
Shows how to download and install Firefox on a Raspberry Pi from the desktop or the terminal, and explains the ESR and RR versions.
Lists favorite PC games to run on the Raspberry Pi, including Doom, Star Wars Jedi Outcast, FreeCiv, Duke Nukem 3D and Beneath a Steel Sky.
Covers how to connect audio input devices to a Raspberry Pi through USB, Bluetooth or a sound card, and how to output audio to USB or Bluetooth speakers.
Explains how to manage multiple Raspberry Pi devices with Ansible or a cluster, how to label and organize them, and how to access them remotely.
Shows how to connect a GPS receiver to a Raspberry Pi in five steps: wiring, configuration, software, reading the position data and using it.
Shows how to find the Raspberry Pi GPU and CPU temperatures with Linux commands, and why it matters to keep an eye on them.
Explains how to power a Raspberry Pi with a battery, including choosing a model, working out battery life and size, and the setup options.
Shows how to set up Dakboard on a Raspberry Pi in five steps, from creating a display and grabbing its URL to booting into it.
Walks through building a solar-powered Raspberry Pi in four steps with a power management board, battery and solar panel, plus power monitoring.
Shows how to convert an Arcade1Up cabinet to run on a Raspberry Pi: video converter board, the new computer, USB encoder, controls and sound.
Shows how to install and enable a Raspberry Pi camera, then take photos and record video from the terminal and with Python code.
Explains what the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 is, what it can be used for, its specifications and how it compares with the Raspberry Pi 4.
Explains Power over Ethernet for the Raspberry Pi: its history, standard and active PoE, the benefits and drawbacks, and everyday uses.
Shows how to install OpenWrt on a Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi Imager, plus what OpenWrt is, its benefits and how it compares with pfSense.
Shows how to install and manage the UFW firewall on a Raspberry Pi: allowing and denying connections, checking status and rules, and disabling it.
Shows how to build a Raspberry Pi weather station in ten steps using a DHT11 sensor, a Python script, an SQLite database and a PHP web app.
Explains what a Raspberry Pi cluster is, with six steps to assemble one in a cluster case and how to configure the Pis to work together.
Explains that the Raspberry Pi has no onboard storage and compares five ways to store data: SD cards, USB drives, external HDDs, cloud and NAS.
Compares six alternatives to the Raspberry Pi 4, including the Tinker Board S, Banana Pi M4, ODROID XU4Q and Orange Pi 4, and names the most powerful.
Shows how to build a case and mount a Raspberry Pi to a TV, and how to connect it with HDMI, an HDMI to VGA adaptor or composite video.
Covers what you need to build a Raspberry Pi arcade machine, how to install RetroPie, and how to build the arcade cabinet around it.
Walks through installing Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi in five steps, from downloading it and setting up WiFi to adding integrations.
Compares nine Raspberry Pi alternatives, including the Banana Pi BPI-M6, Orange Pi 5, Odroid C4 and NVIDIA Jetson Nano, with uses and limitations.
Explains whether you can update Kodi on RetroPie, which repository RetroPie uses to install it, and how to update or install Kodi.
Shows how to delete games from RetroPie and edit your game data to free up storage and tidy your menus, with a short FAQ on ROM files.
Shows how to turn RetroPie back on after a shutdown, including booting from the command line or automatically, and how to shut it down properly.
Explains emulation, RetroPie and the Raspberry Pi, then shows how to play PlayStation 1 games by installing an emulator and RetroPie.
Explains when RetroPie needs BIOS files and where to get them, with steps for adding PSX and MAME BIOS files via the Pi's micro SD card.
Explains what ROM files are and how to delete ROMs from RetroPie to free up storage space on your Raspberry Pi, with a short FAQ.
A hub of recommended Raspberry Pi gear and learning resources, including favorite places to buy equipment and suggested courses.
Shows several ways to exit a game on RetroPie, including the hotkey with the X or B button and the quick menu, then how to pick another game.
Asks whether RetroPie can play PS2 games, how your Raspberry Pi model affects the answer, and how to set up RetroPie to try it.
Looks at the limits of N64 emulation in RetroPie and whether it works on the Raspberry Pi 2, 3+ and 4, with a few games worth playing.
Shows how to download and install RetroPie themes, then covers seven options including Famicom Mini, TFT, Workbench and Retrorama.
Shows how to create a backup image of a Raspberry Pi SD card on Windows, Linux and macOS, and why it's worth having one.
Explains what MAME is, which MAME ROMs work with RetroPie, where the ROM paths are, and how to set up MAME4All-Pi for arcade emulation.
Shows how to manage users on a Raspberry Pi: add, remove and list users, create a sudo user, manage groups, change passwords and set auto login.
Explains that the Pi has screen blanking rather than a sleep mode, with three ways to turn it off and fixes for a screen that won't wake.
Explains what a GUI is and covers two ways to get one on the Raspberry Pi: installing a desktop GUI and building one in Python with Guizero.
Explains what safe mode is on a Raspberry Pi, why you might need it, four ways to boot into it, and what to do if it won't start.
Spigot is the most popular server software available to Minecraft players. Here’s how to install a multiplayer Spigot server on Windows, Linux, or Mac.
If you want to make your own Raspberry Pi daylight sensor, then you have come to the right place. Just take a look at our guide and learn more about the process
Pi-hole is a free, open-source DNS service that blocks ads on all devices that are connected to a Raspberry Pi. Here’s how to update to the latest version.
Can Linux read an NTFS drive or partition? And if so, how do you do it? Find out how to mount, read, and write NTFS drives and partitions in Linux here!
Does Linux need an antivirus? And if not - how can you keep it secure? Find out all about antivirus software and security on Linux right here!
Parsec is a popular interactive screen-sharing software, but how does it work? This article will show you how.
Want to upgrade your RetroPie, but afraid you’ll lose all your progress on your ROMs? Find out here how to backup your RetroPie files.
Ever wondered what a duty cycle is and how to calculate it with your electronics? We let you know here.
In this article you will find everything you need to know about allocating more memory to Terraria.
If you’ve been looking for an easy-to-follow way of installing python libraries, this article is for you!
Removing the power cord of your Raspberry Pi can lead to software trouble - so learn how to shut down RetroPie so avoid losing all of your hard work.
Updating your RetroPie software is important to keep things running, but how do you do it? Find out here how to update your RetroPie software!
Explains what Nextcloud is, how it differs from ownCloud, its key features, interface and security, and what alternatives are available.
Learn about shared GPU memory and how it differs from a dedicated graphics card when it comes to the type of computer or laptop you should be buying.
Raspberry Pi computers natively run on the Raspbian OS, but how do you find out which version of Raspbian you are running on? Why don’t we find out?
Can overclocking shorten a graphics card's life? Heat and voltage are the main risks. This post covers stress testing, software and cooling to reduce them.
Capacitors are often charged with resistors, but what should you do if you don’t have one? Learn how to charge a capacitor without a resistor here.
There are thousands of mods built by the Half-Life community over the years. Read our guide to installing Half-Life mods to add new content to your game.
Finding out how to partition your USB has never been easier, and this article will go through every option available to complete the job at hand!
Ever wondered how to program LED lights? Read this article to find out.
How can you use aircrack on Kali linux? With this quick and easy-to-follow tutorial, you’ll learn exactly how to use aircrack in no time at all!
DeSmuME is one of the most popular Nintendo DS emulators, which allows you to play Nintendo DS games on your PC. Find out how to use the DeSmuME emulator.
A clear explanation of how to install qBittorrent onto your Raspberry Pi, and set it up, so you can use it to download and seed your torrent files
MAME is one of the biggest names in retro gaming and emulation, but what exactly is it? This guide will take you through all you need to know about MAME.
Does overclocking reduce the lifespan of your CPU? Find out all about overclocking here - including about how it can affect how long your CPU lasts!
NTP stands for Network Time Protocol, which allows for the synchronization of system clocks. Learn about the history of NTP and why it’s so important.
Proxmox VE is an open-source server management platform designed for enterprise virtualization. Here’s all you need to know about the Proxmox VE software.
Does the Raspberry Pi 4 need a fan for cooling? Does it overheat? Find out everything you need to know about cooling the Raspberry Pi 4 right here!
Are you searching for a guide that will help you understand what mouse polling rate is? Find out all the things to do with mouse speed today!
Raspberry Pi’s and Ethernet connections: Everything that you need to know about connecting to the internet on your Pi via an Ethernet Cable.
How do you exit nano? And how can you make use of all its other useful features? To find out all you need to know about nano, read this article!
The SNES is one of the most beloved retro consoles, but to play ROMs of SNES games you first have to patch them. This article will teach you how.
Is your DeSmuMe emulator running too slow for your liking? Here are some ways you can help speed up your DeSmuMe emulator!
RetroArch is an application that allows you to emulate a whole host of retro games on several systems. Here’s how to update your RetroArch application.
Minecraft players will be aware of Spigot, but they might not necessarily be familiar with how it works or how to update it. Here's how you update Spigot!
Have you heard about gzDoom but are wondering what it is, and how to install it? Keep reading for a total guide on everything to do with gzDoom!
Want to play an Atari game but can’t open that ATR file? Find out here what you need to do to open up ATR files with ease!
Have you always wondered exactly what a CTG file is and how to open them on your computer desktops? Well, we have the answers and more for you!
A comprehensive guide to how to solve your screen tearing issues, looking at multiple potential solutions to this annoying problem.
Wondering how to make DOSBox full screen, and enjoy games in their full glory? Then read on for everything you need to know!
Exactly how are you supposed to rename directories on Linux? It’s easy - maybe far easier than you thought! We’ll show you exactly how
Shows how to update 8BitDo firmware on a PC or Mac, and how to update the 8BitDo wireless adapter for the Nintendo Switch.
Kali Linux is a Debian-derived Linux distribution designed for digital forensics & penetration testing. This guide will show you how to update Kali Linux.
Have you received a phone call from someone telling you to download AnyDesk? Find out here what AnyDesk is used for before you download anything
What are AVR microcontrollers, and what exactly are they used for? Let us teach you all about AVR microcontrollers with our easy-to-understand guide!
What is capacitance? What are capacitors? How do they work? And what are they used for? Find out everything you need to know right here!
NFS, or Network File System, is a collaboration system that allows users to view, store, update, and share files with other users via a remote desktop.
Swap memory is a very useful advancement in the world of memory and will allow your operating system to perform at a high level when the RAM is full.
Need to learn how to configure controller RetroPie? Click here to find out everything you need to know.
How should you power your Raspberry Pi 4? There are a few different ways - and the one you should choose depends on how you’re using your Pi!
What is OSMC? And how can you install it on your Raspberry Pi? It's actually easy to set up and use - and you can find out exactly how right here!
Ways to turn on your Raspberry Pi 3 after it has been shut down. How to turn your Raspberry Pi 3 back on after shutdown.
How can you use SSH to connect to your Raspberry Pi over the internet? Find out how to use SSH to connect to your Raspberry Pi with this guide!
How can you use SSH to connect to your Raspberry Pi over the internet? Find out how to use SSH to connect to your Raspberry Pi with this guide!
Do you know how to reboot and shutdown your Raspberry Pi safely? It’s not difficult - so don't worry, as we'll show you exactly how!
Port forwarding allows computers outside your local network to access your computer. Learn how to port forward Raspberry Pi with our easy to follow guide.
Heat sinks are devices that dissipate heat from the electronic components of computer chips. Learn how to install heat sinks on your Raspberry Pi 3.
OpenELEC makes it easy to store all your favorite digital media in one place. And it is perfect for use on Raspberry Pi 3. But how do you install it there?
Raspberry Pi 3 computers can operate wonderfully and pull off some amazing stuff. But do you need to install a heatsink to let them work best?
How do you format an SD card for use on the Raspberry Pi? Don't worry - this really simple guide will show you exactly how to do it!
A clear, easy to follow guide on how to install and run the Chromium Web Browser on a Raspberry Pi, and a handy FAQ section
Learn how to dual boot Raspberry Pi and install multiple operating systems on your Raspberry Pi.
A Raspberry Pi 4 might make it easier to carry around the functions of an ordinary computer, but can you use one to emulate PS2 games?
The Raspberry Pi 3 makes it easy to access top-quality computing in a small form, but can the adorable computer run game ROMs from the PS2? Let’s see.
How can you find the IP address of your Raspberry Pi on the network? Is it hard to do? Not at all - we’ll show you how to do it quickly and easily!
How do you enable the VNC server on the Raspberry Pi? We'll show you how to use VNC to remotely control your Raspberry Pi!
Raspberry Pi devices rely on MicroSD cards to boot up every time. But, is it possible to boot up a Raspberry Pi from a different device? Let’s see.
Raspberry Pi devices rely on MicroSD cards to boot up every time. But, is it possible to boot up a Raspberry Pi from a different device? Let’s see.
The Raspberry Pi 4 is an incredibly adorable piece of engineered tech with so many possibilities. But can it run games from the classic Gamecube console?
Follow these instructions to reset your Pi with ease.
Sometimes your Raspberry Pi 3 just doesn’t have enough power to run everything you want. But is it possible to overclock it? How can you do it?
Struggling to set up your Raspberry Pi to your cloud directly from home? No problem! We’ve got the best step-by-step guides to help you out.
How to shut down or reboot a Raspberry Pi remotely, with the sudo shutdown and reboot commands, restarting over SSH, and a voice command option.
The Raspberry Pi can be connected to a system with an HDMI display but it can also be connected to laptops. Learn how to connect a Raspberry Pi to a laptop.
We have created a handy guide to setting up OpenMediaValut on a Raspberry Pi as well as a look at what exactly the OpenMediaVault is and how it works.
A simple guide on how to fast boot Raspberry Pi, with a step-by-step guide of instructions
You can safely shut down your Pi by running a shutdown or reboot command, or by using the Pi desktop. Keep reading for more information
Learn how to update Kodi on Raspberry Pi with our easy-to-follow guide, whether you’re on the default Raspberry Pi operating system, OSMC, or LibreELEC.
Compare every Raspberry Pi line: Pi 1 to Pi 5, Pi 400 and 500, Zero, Compute Module and Pico. Specs come from Raspberry Pi's own pages, plus a pick by job.
Here are 5 methods for setting up your Raspberry Pi to connect to WiFi.
This article will show you how to set up Raspberry Pi remote desktop on Windows, Linux, and Mac.
How should you back your Raspberry Pi up? We’ll show you every single way we know how - so that you can choose the way that’s best for you!
This comprehensive guide will demonstrate how to safely overclock Raspberry Pi 4 so you can get the most out of your computer.