These Raspberry Pi guides are excellent if you’re looking at learning the basics of the Pi.
In this tutorial, we take you through the process of updating Raspbian Stretch to Raspbian Buster. It's a relatively straightforward process, but we still recommend that you backup your SD card. We recommend updating as it's always best to be on the latest release. Read More...
Learn how to install the Nexmon firmware patches to the Raspbian operating system. These patches are for the broadcom chip and will allow you to place the WiFi into monitor mode. There are also other benefits of installing Nexmon to the Pi. Read More...
In this tutorial, we take you through all the steps to set up the remote desktop protocol (RDP) on the Raspberry Pi. This protocol is extremely handy as it allows you to connect to the Raspberry Pi's desktop from any client that supports Microsoft's RDP. Read More...
This tutorial will take you through all the steps to set up SSH Key authentication on your Raspberry Pi. This is an excellent way to harden the security of your Pi, especially if you use SSH a lot in a public environment and care about the security of your device. Read More...
In this guide, we take a look at the steps to changing the repository mirror on Raspbian. There are a couple of reasons why you may want to do this. The most likely reason is for the speed of downloads. Choosing the closest quality mirror will likely get you the best speed. Read More...
This tutorial will take you through all the steps of setting the DNS on the Raspberry Pi. There are many reasons why you may want to change this away from the default. The biggest reasons are for performance and privacy. The biggest reasons are for performance and privacy. Read More...
In this tutorial, we take a look at how to set up booting from a USB drive with the Raspberry Pi. There are many reasons why you may want to do this, such as wanting more storage at a lower price. Great if you want to run a NAS or retro game emulator. Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi Epiphany browser tutorial, I go through everything you need to know about this simple web browser. Epiphany is also known as Gnome web due to its integration with the Gnome desktop. Either name is fine for when talking about the browser. If you love playing around with different browsers, then you […] Read More...
This project will show you how to configure your Raspberry Pi so that its traffic is routed through the ExpressVPN server. ExpressVPN is one of the best-regarded VPN providers around, offering you access to over 160 locations. Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi Midori tutorial, I go through all the steps to installing the Midori browser to the Raspbian operating system. Midori is yet another lightweight browser for the Raspberry Pi. Much like Luakit, for what this browser lacks in extensions and features, it makes up for in performance. There are probably a lot […] Read More...
VyprVPN is one of the fastest VPN providers that you use on your Raspberry Pi. This project will show you how to configure your Pi so that its internet connections are all routed through VyprVPN's secure and private network. Read More...
In this guide, I will take you through all the steps on how to shutdown a Raspberry Pi correctly. As you may have already noticed, there is no button to switch the Raspberry Pi on or off. Your first instinct is probably to pull the power cord, but this is highly not recommended. There are […] Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi MAC address spoofing tutorial, we will be showing you how you can spoof the MAC Address of your Raspberry Pi’s network interfaces, either setting it to a known different MAC address or randomly generating it on the fly. This tutorial is split into two different sections. The first section shows you […] Read More...
In this guide, you will be learning how you can set up the popular NordVPN service on your Raspberry Pi. Routing your internet through NordVPN allows you to retain some anonymity on the internet without sacrificing speed. Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi NTFS guide, we will be showing you how you can add support for the NTFS file system to your Raspberry Pi. While the Linux Kernel has some NTFS support, it is strictly read-only access. This read-only means that we have to install a separate userspace driver to be able to write […] Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi Luakit tutorial, I take you through all the steps on how to install the Luakit browser. I assume you will be using Raspbian for this tutorial so if you’re running something else, then the steps might differ slightly. Luakit is a little different, so it may or may not take your […] Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi screenshots guide, we take you through the steps on how to take screenshots on the Raspberry Pi. It’s pretty straightforward but keep in mind this process may vary depending on the operating system you’re using. This guide assumes you’re using the Raspbian operating system. There are many reasons why you might […] Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi exFAT guide, we will be showing you how you can enable support for the exFAT file system format on your Raspberry Pi. For those who do not know, exFAT (Extended File Allocation Table) is a proprietary file system format developed by Microsoft, and is designed to be optimal for flash memory […] Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi Firefox tutorial, we go through all the steps to getting the Firefox browser installed on the Pi. This tutorial is perfect if you’re a fan of the browser and absolutely need it on the Pi. We make use of the default operating system for the Raspberry Pi, Raspbian. If you haven’t […] Read More...
In this Raspberry Pi Vivaldi tutorial, we look at all the steps on how to install the Vivaldi browser and why you might want to. If you have never heard of this browser that’s because it’s only a couple years old (at the time of writing). The company who develops the Vivaldi browser was founded […] Read More...