Softpedia News Q4OS Linux Devs Bring the Trinity Desktop Experience to Raspberry Pi 3 SBCs Softpedia News Softpedia has been informed by the Q4OS project about the availability of the Q4OS GNU/Linux operating system for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B single-board computer.
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Q4OS Linux Devs Bring the Trinity Desktop Experience to Raspberry Pi 3 SBCs – Softpedia News
YouTuber buildxyz is happy for his kids to play video games, but he’s keen for them to have a properly decent selection, and he wanted something that would look a little better in his living room than your average games console. He also wanted a no-nonsense way to retain parental control over the amount of time the children spend engaging with this particular kind of entertainment.
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Wall-mounted Raspberry Pi games console for kids
The Raspberry Pi computer was inspired by the machines of the 80s, which were used interchangeably for programming and gaming. In fact, many of you will remember typing in the pages of code from a magazine to make a game
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Raspberry Pi, Preserving Digital Heritage
3DPrint.com Raspberry Pi Zero + Nintendo Controller + 3D Printing = Nostalgic Gaming Experience 3DPrint.com Let's begin with the Raspberry Pi Zero. This small computer is the penultimate in quality hardware at an affordable price.
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Hackaday Ten Mile Raspberry Pi WiFi (with a Catch) Hackaday However, [WZ0W] recently posted his experience using Raspberry Pi boards as mesh nodes. The code (which also works with some other single board computers) is available on GitHub (with details on the project blog)
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Ten Mile Raspberry Pi WiFi (with a Catch) – Hackaday
The last month here at Pi Towers has been a busy one, as we’ve been preparing for our first ever Skycademy event. Since announcing it a couple of months ago we’ve had a great response from educators and youth leaders looking to run their own high-altitude project. Having only ever done one launch myself, the team and I decided that a practice run was necessary
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Skycademy Update
Peter Onion, a volunteer at The National Museum of Computing hosted a Raspberry Jam at the museum on Sunday 19th August. Mark Wilson has written a blogpost here for you to read all about it.
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MiltonKeynes #RaspberryJam 19.08.12