Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi is a very low-cost, very small computer capable of running Linux that also provides GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output). As such, it’s something of a hacker’s dream and there’s been a...
View ArticleRunning Puredata on the Raspberry Pi
I’m thrilled to say that today I succeeded in getting Puredata running on my Raspberry Pi. Here’s how! First, follow this guide to get your Pi set up for the first time. Make sure your Pi is connected...
View ArticleHow to build Pd-extended on the Raspberry Pi
It was quite an ordeal, but I managed to build Pd-extended (Puredata with a bunch of externals) on my Raspberry Pi running Debian Squeeze. I also uploaded my finished package (.deb) to puredata.info,...
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Tutorial: How to use your Raspberry Pi like an Arduino
Finally got to experiment with the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pins. I tried three methods: Python, Bash and C, and will describe each. But first, here’s some setup...
View ArticleRemote desktop control of a Raspberry Pi
Say you want to configure a nifty dashboard powered by a Raspberry Pi. You can attach a keyboard and mouse to it, but that’s for suckers—we want to control it over the network. Should be simple,...
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