Lifehacker Australia Fedora Arrives On The Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia While still in beta, Fedora 25 supports the Raspberry Pi model 2 and model 3. It comes packed with support for various Wi-Fi dongles, USB drives, and pretty much everything else you'd expect, though it does not support the onboard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth …
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Lifehacker Fedora Arrives on the Raspberry Pi Lifehacker While still in beta, Fedora 25 supports the Raspberry Pi model 2 and model 3. It comes packed with support for various Wi-Fi dongles, USB drives, and pretty much everything else you'd expect, though it does not support the onboard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth …
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass Hackaday Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass aims to provide an entry into this world, with image recognition and OCR text recognition in a pair of glasses courtesy of a Raspberry Pi Zero. Unusually though it does not take the display option of other devices of …
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Engineer builds working phone using Raspberry Pi FierceCIO A Linux engineer has succeeded in putting together a working phone using the Raspberry Pi . Called the “Piphone”, it is made entirely from off the shelf components with no need for soldering–though it does use a couple of cable ties.
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