Raspberry Pi User Guide - Computer Science

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Raspberry Pi User GuideTable of ContentsIntroductionProgramming is fun!A bit of historySo what can you do with the Raspberry Pi?Part I: Connecting the BoardChapter 1: Meet the Raspberry PiARM vs. x86Windows vs. LinuxGetting Started with the Raspberry PiConnecting a DisplayConnecting AudioConnecting a Keyboard and MouseFlashing the SD CardConnecting External StorageConnecting the NetworkConnecting PowerChapter 2: Linux System AdministrationLinux: An OverviewLinux BasicsIntroducing DebianUsing External Storage DevicesCreating a New User AccountFile System LayoutLogical LayoutPhysical LayoutInstalling and Uninstalling SoftwareFinding SoftwareInstalling SoftwareUninstalling SoftwareUpgrading SoftwareChapter 3: TroubleshootingKeyboard and Mouse DiagnosticsPower DiagnosticsDisplay DiagnosticsBoot DiagnosticsNetwork DiagnosticsThe Emergency KernelChapter 4: Network ConfigurationWired NetworkingWireless NetworkingChapter 5.

“A Wii and an Xbox.” On talking with him a bit more, it became clear that this perfectly smart kid had never done any real programming at all; that there wasn’t any machine that he could program in the house; and that his information and communication technology (ICT) classes—

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