The newest Raspberry Pi 400 is a very smart almost-all-in-one computer and it’s fitting in the size of a small portable keyboard. Onboard, it’s got a Rasp Pi 4 processor of 1.8 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, wireless, Ethernet, dual HDMI outputs, and even a 40-pin Raspberry Standard IDE-cable style header on the back. It’s a computer. Neat. Featuring a[…]
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Batocera.linux. An operating system dedicated to retrogaming
Batocera.linux is an operating system (like Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu, Mac OS, or Windows 10) specialized in retrogaming. It is available for laptops, desktop PCs and different nano computers like the Raspberry and the Odroids. On PC, it is available on a USB key and can boot without altering your existing hard drive. As stated by DistroWatch, batocera.linux is a minimal[…]
Read morePlayStation Classic. A plug-and-play Linux with opensource emulator
Sony announced a new console called PlayStation Classic on December 3rd, 2018. 25 years later since the launch of the original PlayStation, the PlayStation Classic has 20 games from Sony’s first console and includes two controllers to play on it. PlayStation Classic. A fun console refined in details Thanks to modern technology, the PlayStation Classic displays some games much better[…]
Read moreScreen. Run a script on startup in a detached screen
The screen utility provides a way to run a command on a Linux system and then detach from it. This is a particularly useful command if you have a long-running process that you want to keep running even after you log out and still have the ability to reattach to it later and/or from another location. How to use[…]
Read moreAutomount external USB drive on a Raspberry Pi
Using a Raspberry Pi in a hard way, you quickly feel the necessity of additional storage. Memory cards are not really cheaper and often give corrupted data after a lot of reading and writing sessions. So, the best thing is to re-use old HD with external USB case. If you’re setting up a Samba sharing server, a Monero daemon or[…]
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