Whether you are a complete new-comer to the Raspberry Pi, or someone with a bit more experience of the pocket-sized pc or of the Linux Open Source Operating System, you will find lots of valuable information in Simon Monk’s new
Adventures with a Raspberry Pi – Part 3
I wrote in my last post about how I got SSH working on my Pi allowing me to connect remotely and run command line tasks on the Raspberry Pi. The next step was to set up a means of running
Adventures with a Raspberry Pi – Part 2
Having got my Raspberry Pi up and running, I decided to see what else I could do with it. How easy would it be, for example, to administer the Pi remotely? If that worked then it could be set up
Adventures with a Raspberry Pi – Part 1
For Christmas 2012 I received from my wife a Raspberry Pi – a credit card-sized PC which costs little more that £30 on its own. She had kindly bought it bundled with peripherals including a power source, a powered USB