Before anything! this week I'll be at VMworld in Barcelona with a small group of bloggers and cracks, Anyone who wants to share good times should send me an email and see you there! Well, with nougat, I leave you this document with the steps followed to get a Raspberry Pi with a USB camera connected, Recognize faces!
Of course, we already have in mind that Citrix supports the use of a Raspberry Pi (30€) to use as a thin client; with HDX Ready and being able to optimize the multimedia layer and download its heavy graphics acceleration to the device. In this document we will see how ThinLinX works, an OS that simply transforms a Raspberry Pi into a manageable thinclient, whether for Citrix XenApp or XenDesktop, VMware View, Microsoft RDS…
Well, Well, After a long summer of enjoyment and leisure we are back to the fray!!! In this document we will see how to make a Raspberry Pi listen to us, waiting for us to talk to him and execute the commands we instruct. It's really simple to do, I've been testing more complex alternatives for some time both to install and configure, And this one for me is the best. What you are going to see in this document you will be able to implement in less than 30 minutes! And tell him… “Antonia, put me Telecinco”!
I've been wanting to pass you a couple of scripts that I usually use to make a Raspberry Pi that I have connected to a speaker talk to me for a long time; in this document we will only see how to configure the Pi to talk to us through the speaker and tell us if we have received an email, and if so, it will indicate the sender and the subject of the email; as well as if we have any appointments on the calendar in the next few years. 5 minutes, will remind us of it over the loudspeaker!
Today I'm going to put a post of the ones I like, They are very simple and look very cool! Well, if we have a Raspberry Pi and we have a command that we want to be easily executed from the mobile such as turning on a house light, or change a TV channel on our Kodi, This is your post! Easy, Simple and family-friendly!
To welcome the 2016 Let's put a post that I like… In this document we will see how to set up an audio system for our homes! With some Raspberrys scattered around the house we can have a piped music or a multiroom system of the cheapest! We will be able to listen to any song from our multimedia server or music from our mobile, as well as Spotify or whatever we are interested in! We can send the audio indistinctly, to one Raspberry or multiple, as we are interested!
If we want several Raspberry Pi to interact with each other, for example to execute remote commands, The most common will be to do it through remote SSH connection. If we want to omit entering the credentials that ssh obliges us to do when making a remote connection, we must create trust between them and not depend on this validation request.
Very good, In this article I wanted to document some utility that I got from one of the Raspberry that is around the house, I have a mini USB bluetooth device that I connected to the Pi, I'll give you a couple of scripts in case you may be interested: One will first detect us if we are ready to execute an action; and the second will connect a wireless speaker!
One way to give a Raspberry Pi a useful life is to make it a USB server, where we can connect any device that interests us by USB and share it over the network, such as making a print server by sharing printers without an Ethernet adapter or those typical USB license backpacks to a virtual environment…
Something super useful in a Raspberry to be able to connect from anywhere will be to set up a VPN server, In a previous document we already saw how to assemble it, But it was with PPTP, something not very sure let's say, in this document we will see how to install OpenVPN on a Raspberry, Here are some notes so that you can set up a secure VPN and connect from anywhere!
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