This page contains all our tutorials for projects that are no longer being updated and are incompatible with most hardware.
This tutorial will teach you how to run Stadia on a Raspberry Pi using the Chromium web browser. Stadia is a service from Google that allows you to stream video games from their servers directly to your device for a monthly fee. Read More
In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to compile and run the Plex Media Player on the Raspberry Pi. The player is one of the few ways to get a working Plex client on the Raspberry Pi. Using this player, you will get the latest Plex features directly from the developers. Read More
Learn all the steps to set up the Eddystone beacon software on your Raspberry Pi. It's an excellent way to broadcast data using a Bluetooth adapter. It was originally part of Google's physical project but has since been dropped. However, it's still a cool project. Read More
This tutorial takes you through all the steps to set up the Snowboy Hotword detection service on the Raspberry Pi. This is a great way to create some custom hotwords that your Pi will be able to pick up. You can then perform specific actions using Python utilizing your own hotword. Read More
This tutorial goes through all the steps to getting started with Arduino Cayenne. It's an easy way to enable powerful IoT software for the Arduino. The software allows you quickly integrate sensors and more with very little coding. Read More
In this Raspberry Pi Parsec tutorial we take a look at a software package called Parsec, it is a game streaming software designed to offer a simple setup and low latency connection. Parsec allows you to be able to connect to your gaming pc or a cloud gaming pc from anywhere in the world. This […] Read More
In this project, we will be building upon our Telegram tutorial by showing you how to utilize Telegram to control your Raspberry Pi. We will be doing this by utilizing the LUA interpreter that is built into the Telegram CLI which opens it up to quite a wide variety of functionality. The LUA interpreter allows […] Read More
In this Raspberry Pi Telegram CLI tutorial, we will be showing you how to set up the popular messaging service Telegram on your Raspberry Pi. We will be setting up Telegram by making use of the Telegram CLI (Command Line Interface) written by a user on GitHub. This project will allow you to send and […] Read More
In this project, we will be exploring how to set up a basic low-cost Raspberry Pi Twitter Bot utilizing the Python programming language. In this Twitter bot tutorial, we will be showing you how to write the script while implementing the Twython package, and you will be amazed at how easy it is to set […] Read More
In this tutorial, I go through the steps of installing Raspberry Pi Flint OS. I also do a brief overview of what exactly the operating system (OS) is and any setup that you will need to do on first boot. FlintOS is an operating system that is built on the open source version of Chromium […] Read More
In this tutorial, I will look at how to set up Raspberry Pi cayenne. The Cayenne software allows you to easily connect different sensors and devices to the Raspberry Pi with little coding. It is a great software package that is worth trying out. Read More
The Raspberry Pi Chromium operating system is a great alternative to Raspbian offering a simple, fast & secure experience for anyone who finds themselves on the web a lot. Now this version of the operating system is a work in progress, so there are still quite a few issues at the time of this tutorial. […] Read More
In this tutorial, I will go through the steps to making your own Raspberry Pi music player. The music player is headless, so you will need to use a different device to control it. The tutorial is easy, so you shouldn’t encounter any problems. Read More
In this tutorial, I will go through installing and setting up Windows 10 IoT Core for the Raspberry Pi. This Windows operating system is built for devices such as the Pi and is extremely useful for software that utilizes Internet of Things concepts. Read More
Learn how to set up the NOOBs operating system installer to your SD card. It's probably the easiest and fastest way to get an OS ready for use. We go through everything you need to know and mention any extra bits of equipment that you might require. Read More