Raspberry PI
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The document discusses the Raspberry Pi, a small, inexpensive computer that can run various operating systems like Raspbian, Arch Linux, and Windows 10 IoT Core. It has 40 GPIO pins that allow users to connect external circuits and boards to control them using code. Example projects built with Raspberry Pi are described, such as a home media server, baby monitor, network-wide ad blocker, customized picture frame, automated pet feeder, and more.
Raspberry PI
- 1. 18.07.2017 Hüseyin APTİOĞLU - Software Infrastructure Raspberry pi & Pi Development
- 2. What is a Raspberry Pi? A credit card sized PC Plugs into a TV or Monitor Cheap… approx £30 Designed for Educational Purposes
- 3. Operating Systems • You can buy the micro SD cards with the operating system pre-loaded or you can buy a micro SD card and install the operating system yourself. The Raspian is the OS that is pre- loaded. • 1) Raspian: Recommended. It's a Linux distribution based on Debian. • https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ Text Copyright (c) 2017 by Dr. Elizabeth I. Horvath
- 4. Operating Systems • 2) Arch: For experienced users. No built in desktop. 3) OpenELEC: Ubuntu distribution for multimedia, supports Codi. 4) RaspBMC: media-centric distribution; blends XBOX with Raspian • 5) Ubuntu MATE for the Raspberry Pi 2 and Raspberry Pi 3 • 6) Kali Linux for Raspberry Pi • 7) Windows 10 IoT Core Some other operating systems: Pidora (Fedora for the Pi), but it probably won't be updated, since the data partition is awkward, Raspian (boot to Scratch) is really for kids, and RetroPie for gaming. There is also RISC OS, which is not Linux based. • http://rastrack.co.uk/ Text Copyright (c) 2017 by Dr. Elizabeth I. Horvath
- 9. GPIOs • Pi 2, Pi 3, and Pi Zero all have 40 GPIOs. Older Raspberry Pis only had 26 GPIOs. This is the feature that enables you to hook up external boards and circuits to the Raspberry Pi. You can actually breadboard a circuit and hook the circuit directly up to the Raspberry Pi and have the Raspberry Pi control the circuit. • This is really useful for people who design and develop circuits. You do have to be a little careful if you use the Pi this way because it is possible to fry the Pi. Text Copyright (c) 2017 by Dr. Elizabeth I. Horvath
- 11. DEMO
- 15. A Whole-Network Ad Blocker
- 16. Own DashButton
- 18. Power Cat Feeder
- 19. Live Calendar