Lately, it feels harder to rely on online services. Between constant tracking, rising subscription costs, and growing privacy concerns, I find myself using my Raspberry Pi increasingly to bring some services back under my control. Several... #raspberrypi #linux

Lately, it feels harder to rely on online services. Between constant tracking, rising subscription costs, and growing privacy concerns, I find myself using my Raspberry Pi increasingly to bring some services back under my control. Several... #raspberrypi #linux

I only realized how important time sync was when one of my Raspberry Pi projects started logging the wrong timestamps. If you’re running servers, scripts, or automation, this matters more than you think. I’ll show you how to sync your Pi properly... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve been using Docker more and more on my Raspberry Pi, especially to host services that don’t have a package in the default repo. It’s great for quick tests, but over time, I start running into issues. That’s why today I’ll share tips on how to... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve been seeing more and more people talk about ditching Windows for Linux lately, and I get why. Recent changes have pushed many users to reconsider their setup. I made the switch myself, and honestly, the experience surprised me in ways I... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve been using VMware ESXi for years as a sysadmin, so when I discovered there was an ARM version for Raspberry Pi, I had to test it myself. I expected a quick setup, but between BIOS tweaks, USB drives, and a few unexpected hurdles, it turned... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently turned my Raspberry Pi camera into a webcam for Zoom, mostly out of curiosity at first. I expected it to be complicated, but once I figured out the right streaming setup, it worked surprisingly well. If you want to reuse your Pi camera... #raspberrypi #linux

I’m always looking for new projects to add to my self-hosted Pi cluster, and I’ve recently been wondering how to organize my personal photos and videos. They’re spread across different devices, and I don’t want to upload my private data to a... #raspberrypi #linux

I’m always looking for new projects to add to my self-hosted Pi cluster, and I’ve recently been wondering how to organize my personal photos and videos. They’re spread across different devices, and I don’t want to upload my private data to a... #raspberrypi #linux

A few months ago (mid-2025), Sunfounder released the Piroman 5 Max case, and I felt it was the best Raspberry Pi 5 case ever made. Now, they’ve just released the Pironman 5 Pro Max case, and I’m at a loss for words. I had a chance to review this... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve always been fascinated by projects that use that paper display (you know, like the Kindle screen), so I decided to give it a shot. Since it wasn’t as easy as I’d hoped to get started, I’ve documented all the steps. This way, you can get a... #raspberrypi #linux

If you’ve looked for a Raspberry Pi recently, you’ve probably noticed how expensive they can get. Between stock shortages, reseller markups, and huge demand, finding one at the normal price isn’t always easy. I dug into the reasons why, and there... #raspberrypi #linux

Back in the day, switching away from Windows felt a bit extreme. Now, with ads, forced updates, and less control overall, you’ve probably thought about it more than once. Switching to Linux is tempting, but then comes the big question: which... #raspberrypi #linux

When I set up a Raspberry Pi as a media center, I often think the same thing: it’s already under the TV, with a controller nearby, so why not use it for retro gaming too? If OSMC is already installed, there’s no need to wipe everything and start... #raspberrypi #linux

I often use Raspberry Pi OS for my tutorials because it’s simple, reliable, and well-supported. But if I want my Raspberry Pi to feel more like a regular desktop computer, I highly recommend Ubuntu Desktop. If you’re already used to Ubuntu on a... #raspberrypi #linux

I like trying alternatives to Raspberry Pi OS, especially when they promise a more polished desktop experience. Ubuntu is usually the first one that comes to mind, because many of us already know it from a regular PC. But on a Raspberry Pi, a... #raspberrypi #linux

I like Ubuntu Server on a Raspberry Pi when I want something close to a “real” Linux server, without the desktop tools I don’t need. It’s a good fit for a home server, a small lab, or anything that will mostly run in the background. The only... #raspberrypi #linux

Have you ever thought about how much easier life would be if AI assistants like Jarvis were real? With the recent progress in artificial intelligence (AI), this idea is becoming more realistic than ever. I recently tested an AI assistant on my... #raspberrypi #linux

The GPIO pins are probably the most confusing part of a Raspberry Pi for beginners. I remember wondering what all those tiny pins were even for. I’ve tested plenty of projects over the years, so I’ll explain how GPIOs work and share a few useful... #raspberrypi #linux

I’m not in a rush to replace my Raspberry Pi 5 yet, but I’m curious about what the next main Pi board will offer. Will it be faster? Will it have more RAM, better storage options, or something completely new? The Raspberry Pi 6 hasn’t been... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve installed Ubuntu Server countless times, but doing it without a screen attached is a whole other story. You can’t use the usual installer the same way, so the setup needs a different approach. Let me show you how to do that. Ubuntu Server’s... #raspberrypi #linux

When I can self-host a tool instead of relying on a cloud service, I’m always tempted to try it. GitHub is great, but since its acquisition by Microsoft, I also understand why some developers prefer keeping their code on a private server. GitLab... #raspberrypi #linux

The Raspberry Pi 5 lineup keeps expanding, and choosing the right RAM version is starting to feel harder than choosing the project itself. I’ve compared the different options, and I’ll help you figure out which one is really worth buying. As a... #raspberrypi #linux

I don’t use Tor Browser every day, but I like having it available when I want a more private browsing session. I was curious to see if it would run smoothly on Raspberry Pi OS, or if the setup would be too limited for real use. The easiest way to... #raspberrypi #linux

Do you have an extra display at home that sits in a corner? Now you can turn it into a fully customizable digital display with great features like weather updates, calendars (linked to your tasks), to-do lists, and much more using a Raspberry Pi... #raspberrypi #linux

When I got my first Raspberry Pi kit, I assumed the fan was part of the normal setup. It was packed next to the case, power supply, and microSD card, so it felt required. But after trying different projects, I realized a fan isn’t always... #raspberrypi #linux

An Xbox controller seems like the perfect gamepad for Raspberry Pi retro gaming, but getting it working is not always as simple as plugging it in. I tested it with a Raspberry Pi to see what works, what needs extra setup, and which connection... #raspberrypi #linux

I kept hearing about Bitwarden on Raspberry Pi, so I finally decided to try it myself. If you’re interested in using your own password manager (without handing everything over to a third party), this is a really cool project to try. I’ll show you... #raspberrypi #linux

At some point, I got tired of coding on my Raspberry Pi with the default editors, so I started looking for a full-featured IDE instead. PyCharm was one of the tools I tested. And… it works better than you might expect. I’ll show you how to... #raspberrypi #linux

A Raspberry Pi can run for months without any issue… until your power cuts at the wrong time. To avoid this (and the corrupt data that usually comes with it), you can use a UPS like the SunFounder Pi Power 5. I’ve got the chance to give it a try;... #raspberrypi #linux

When I started using Raspberry Pi, SD cards were basically the only real option. Today, you can boot from USB drives, SSDs, and even NVMe. With so many choices available, picking the right one isn’t as obvious anymore. I’ve tried them all to help... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently tried creating a game on my Raspberry Pi using Pygame, just to see how hard it would be. Turns out, it’s actually pretty accessible. If you’ve played with Python before, you can definitely do this too, and I’ll guide you through the... #raspberrypi #linux

I usually rely on Wi-Fi for everything, so I didn’t think much about Ethernet at first. But I’ve hit plenty of cases where Wi-Fi just wasn’t reliable, or not even available. That’s when Ethernet made things much smoother. I’ll show you 2 ways to... #raspberrypi #linux

I remember when I first started playing with Python on my Raspberry Pi, I had no idea where to begin. There were just too many possibilities. So I put together a list of fun projects I wish I had back then, to help you jump in and start building... #raspberrypi #linux

The first time I tried object detection with the Raspberry Pi was when I was working on a line-following robot some years back. The logic was simple: follow the white line, and if you come across an object, pick it and put it aside. With the rise... #raspberrypi #linux

Running Windows on a Raspberry Pi has been a topic of debate for years. Sometimes it’s for a specific Windows app, sometimes for testing, and sometimes to see if it’s possible. I’ve tried the most common approaches, and they usually run into two... #raspberrypi #linux

With your camera and a Raspberry Pi, you can now detect and identify objects in real time. I’ve built several object detection projects using the Raspberry Pi, and in this post, I’ll share some practical ideas you can start building yourself.... #raspberrypi #linux

We all have that one old monitor or set of speakers from our childhood PC, lying around and collecting dust. I recently decided to convert one of my old LCDs into a smart TV, which got me thinking, what other old hardware can we turn into... #raspberrypi #linux

Using a Raspberry Pi to mine cryptocurrencies has always been something of interest for Raspberry Pi users: having a cheap device that consumes little electricity and can run 24/7 to mine crypto while you sleep. In this article, I’ll show you how... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently tried installing Kali Linux on my Raspberry Pi, and honestly, it was easier than I expected once I found the right method. If you’re curious about turning your Pi into a security testing tool, I’ll walk you through what worked for me... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently tried installing Kali Linux on my Raspberry Pi, and honestly, it was easier than I expected once I found the right method. If you’re curious about turning your Pi into a security testing tool, I’ll walk you through what worked for me... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently tried installing Kali Linux on my Raspberry Pi, and honestly, it was easier than I expected once I found the right method. If you’re curious about turning your Pi into a security testing tool, I’ll walk you through what worked for me... #raspberrypi #linux

EndeavourOS is a fairly new Linux distribution now available for Raspberry Pi. It’s based on Arch Linux, and apart from Manjaro, there aren’t many other Arch alternatives for the Raspberry Pi, so this is an exciting test. Let’s see how you can... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently needed to rename a user on my Raspberry Pi, and I quickly realized it’s not as straightforward as it should be. If you’re thinking of doing the same, I’ll show you the safest approach to handle it. It’s simpler than it looks, but there... #raspberrypi #linux

Lately, it feels harder to rely on online services. Between constant tracking, rising subscription costs, and growing privacy concerns, I find myself using my Raspberry Pi increasingly to bring some services back under my control. Several... #raspberrypi #linux

I only realized how important time sync was when one of my Raspberry Pi projects started logging the wrong timestamps. If you’re running servers, scripts, or automation, this matters more than you think. I’ll show you how to sync your Pi properly... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve been using Docker more and more on my Raspberry Pi, especially to host services that don’t have a package in the default repo. It’s great for quick tests, but over time, I start running into issues. That’s why today I’ll share tips on how to... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve been seeing more and more people talk about ditching Windows for Linux lately, and I get why. Recent changes have pushed many users to reconsider their setup. I made the switch myself, and honestly, the experience surprised me in ways I... #raspberrypi #linux

I’ve been using VMware ESXi for years as a sysadmin, so when I discovered there was an ARM version for Raspberry Pi, I had to test it myself. I expected a quick setup, but between BIOS tweaks, USB drives, and a few unexpected hurdles, it turned... #raspberrypi #linux

I recently turned my Raspberry Pi camera into a webcam for Zoom, mostly out of curiosity at first. I expected it to be complicated, but once I figured out the right streaming setup, it worked surprisingly well. If you want to reuse your Pi camera... #raspberrypi #linux