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Sony discontinued all handheld PlayStation controls in March 2019 which lead to a spike in DIY handheld consoles. Along similar lines, a Redditor named Darkwingmod has created a portable PS2 which uses Raspberry Pi 2 as SMB server to load games directly from Ethernet. Darkwingmod started the project way back in 2013, took a break […]
Short Bytes: In the second article of Getting Started With Raspberry Pi series on fossBytes, I’ll be telling you about all the big and small components you’ll be needing to get started and how to hook them up. Raspberry Pi is one the favorite development boards of developers and DIYers. Keeping in mind the same, […]
Short Bytes: The credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi was released long back in 2012 and it has grown to become one of the most popular platforms for the developers. This low-cost computer plugs into a monitor and using a standard keyboard and mouse, you can operate it like a regular PC. In part 1 of Getting Started […]
Here I’m going to tell you about a fun project to help you learn the Linux shell on a Raspberry Pi and then use it to play a prank and ‘hack’ someone’s computer. In the video shared ahead, you will see little a daughter describing how she connected to her dad’s computer using their Raspberry […]
Here I am going to tell you how to install Windows 10 IoT on our beloved Raspberry Pi 2. Microsoft has brought the easiness and power of Windows operating system to Raspberry Pi 2. We all know that the Raspberry Pi 2 is a $35, credit-card sized computer that can be plugged into a monitor […]