As Simon mentioned in his recent blog post about Raspbian Stretch, we have developed a new piece of software called PiServer. Use this tool to easily set up a network of client Raspberry Pis connected to a single x86-based server via Ethernet.
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The Raspberry Pi PiServer tool
The more observant among you may have spotted that we’ve recently updated the Raspbian-with-PIXEL image available from Downloads . With any major release of the OS, we usually find a few small bugs and other issues as soon as the wider community start using it, and so we gather up the fixes and produce a 1.1 release a few weeks later. We don’t make a fuss about these bug fix releases, as there’s no new functionality; these are just fixes to make things work as originally intended.
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A security update for Raspbian PIXEL
TechRepublic Raspberry Pi 3: How much better is it than the Raspberry Pi 2? TechRepublic The time each board took to download the 1.3GB Raspbian Jessie img file from the raspberrypi .org Downloads section. The Pi 3 appeared to take roughly the same time to download the file over wi-fi as over Ethernet.
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Raspberry Pi 3: How much better is it than the Raspberry Pi 2? – TechRepublic