Setting Up a Raspberry Pi

How to set up a Raspberry Pi, including case options, download of NOOBS software, formatting and file extraction to SD card, first boot, installation of Raspbian, and installation of Libre Office. Hurrah! 🙂

More information on the Raspberry Pi can be found at: http://www.raspberrypi.org/

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20 thoughts on “Setting Up a Raspberry Pi

  1. You need to program …
    You need to program superciliousness into it to go with the fantastic Orac
    exterior stylings.?

  2. Reminds me of the …
    Reminds me of the old zx80 kits from the late 70s. With the clear casing on
    it looks much better though… like the cheapest computer ever designed by
    Jony Ive.?

  3. Great video, 3.141 …
    Great video, 3.141 thumbs up!
    Just ordered one today.?

  4. it being slow is …
    it being slow is because it is loading from a SD card not a standard hard
    drive still its better than my machine! it takes about 4 seconds for libre
    office?

  5. You could use it as …
    You could use it as a Minecraft server, lower video memory, disable boot to
    desktop, install Java, and use a lightweight version of Craftbukkit called
    Spigot.?

  6. As I’ve researched …
    As I’ve researched Arduino, Beagleboard, Raspberry Pi, and others for a
    project, I have watched a lot of videos. I’m an experienced software
    developer and electronics engineer but these videos would be helpful with
    or without my background. These videos are, by far, the best and most
    professional technical videos I have watched.

    The videos are very professional. The speaking rate is just right as is
    focusing on the topic rather than rambling or conversation. This maximizes
    the amount of learning I get for my investment in youtube time. Very well
    done! Thank you.?

  7. Wow, this is well …
    Wow, this is well explained. Do you have a tutorial in how to built a
    PiRLP? Thank you!?

  8. hi i am a newbie i …
    hi i am a newbie i bought a rpi last week but i have no hdmi supported
    device so i need to use RCA connection i used ligitech K120 keyboard . i
    feed power from a Iphone charger which can provides upto 1 amp . but my
    keyboard doesn’t do any thing and there is nothing in monitor so what can i
    do please help me ..
    ?

  9. I wonder if I can …
    I wonder if I can use this with Ispy for my security cameras as a stand
    alone security camera monitoring device, and I wonder if I can connect
    a USB HDDR up to it for storage. looks cool as heck.?

  10. this guy was one of …
    this guy was one of those choices when The Beatles was formed. ?

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  12. What linux systems …
    What linux systems can it run? How powerful it actually is? I mean in real
    life, I’d like to use it only for email, office, occasional 1080p video and
    music.In the video he says it can be used as a office machine, but he does
    not show any ”work”. What do you think? ALSO: Can the micro USB be used
    to connect the R-pi to a PC? Like when you’ve got android device? Thanks?

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