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Enjoy the best plug-and-play Raspberry Pi projects of 2021! Making doesn’t have to be hard, so we dig up awesome builds you can make in a day. Armed with a mighty Raspberry Pi, a blank SD card, a dollop of internet and a pile of parts we explore multi-room audio, machine learning, retro gaming, the Pi Pico, Bitcoin chains and more!
PLUS: Code a first person shooter, get rendering with Blender, Jitsi conferencing, emulate the classic Apple II, special effects in GIMP, audio workstation software and loads more!
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Plug & Play Pi Projects
Jonni Bidwell plunders Tom’s Hardware to bring you the
best in Raspberry Pi-based entertainment. (Jonni Bidwell) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
A parent’s guide to programming
Mike Bedford investigates which programming languages to consider if
you want to help your children get a head-start in coding. (Mike Bedford) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
We provide the light at the end of various long tunnels, including solving network problems, fixing a scanner that won’t do its one job and making Wi-Fi work as it should.
(Neil Bothwick) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Alexander Tolstoy hasn’t got the time to read every Russian Tweet, he’s far too busy reading every new FOSS release and writing them up here, like Photoflare, Qytdl, KWipe, GabTag, Fvid, Draw.io, Spech, 0 A.D., Quadplay, Guitar and Sonice.
(Alexander Tolstoy) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Way-hay for Wayland we cry, NASA lands Tux on Mars, there’s a modular Linux
laptop coming, Python2 is going on Fedora, SteamLink goes open source and all your servers belong to Microsoft! (Matt Hanson) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Interest heats up for the Coolest Projects, plus Ethernet double-whammy and MicroPython is piped on to the Pi. (Les Pounder) Available as a PDF to subscribers.