tag/raspberry-pi

In my previous video, I showed you how you could enable Bluetooth login on a Linux system. But I realized afterward I forgot to add a demo showing you how you can log in to that device from your smartphone. So here it is!

Opening a session on your Linux system through a Bluetooth radio link? Whether this is a requirement for your next IoT project, a mean to access your system from your smartphone or just a fun experiment, you will see it is much easier than you might think!

The Raspberry Pi is a great platform to experiment with cluster computing or networking. But as soon as you have more than two or three boards, you need to find a way to arrange them in a practical and compact way. Not only they will take less space on your desk, but they will also look more professional and will be easier to store and transport.

Installing Raspbian on Raspberry Pi is not a difficult task. And the Raspberry Pi foundations provide the necessary pieces of information to do that…​ unless if you need to install your Raspberry Pi headless (aka, without an attached monitor and keyboard) and wireless (aka, through Wi-Fi). And this happens to be just my case.