Raspbian

Install and setup .NET 5 on Raspberry Pi

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Here is how to install and set up Microsoft’s .Net Core 5 on Raspberry Pi, this tutorial covers installation for both 64 and 32-bit ARM architecture. I am using Ubuntu 20.04, but Raspbian should work as well. To check what OS architecture the Raspberry Pi is, run the following command. The output should be something … Read more

rTorrent on Raspberry Pi

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rTorrent is a command line ncurses BitTorrent client written in C++, based on the libTorrent. rTorrent is very lightweight and has a very clean command line user interface. rTorrent is also one of the most lightweight BitTorrent clients used by most of the BitTorrent distribution servers. rTorrent is a really good BitTorrent client for Raspberry Pi. rTorrent is lighter and faster compared to BitTorrent clients like Transmission, Deluge and takes lesser CPU resource.

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Hexo on Raspberry Pi

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Hexo is a fast, simple, and powerful blog framework powered by Node.js that uses EJS as its default templating engine, it also supports Handlebars and Jade as an alternative templating engine. Hexo also supports CSS preprocessor Stylus, Sass, Scss and Less. Hexo plugins can be built in Node.js. Hexo offer a _config.yml for themes this … Read more

Sass on Raspberry Pi

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Sass also known as Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets is a stylesheet scripting language that is interpreted into Cascading Style Sheet also known as CSS. Sass consists of two syntaxes, The original syntax, called “the indented syntax”, uses a syntax similar to Haml, It uses indentation to separate code blocks and newline characters to separate rules, it uses a .sass extension, The newer syntax uses block formatting that is similar to CSS, It uses braces to denote code blocks and semicolons to separate lines within a block, the new syntax uses a .scss extension.

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Ghost installation for Raspberry Pi…

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Ghost is a new blogging platform. It has a refreshingly innovative and responsive UI – one that can clearly be seen as the future of blogging. You might want to visit Ghost’s website to know more about it. I promise, once you’ve learned how it works, you won’t stop thinking about it. While you’re at it, do learn how it’s installed on the Raspberry Pi from our tutorial below.

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