One may buy a simple HDMI to VGA cable, or an HDMI to DVI cable. Example: on Amazon. However, my vague knowledge is that these cables only work for video cards that have special support for this function. Does the Raspberry Pi support such things? Is there any easy way to use the Raspberry Pi...
We should discuss what to consider a valid question for this site. We can expect many questions that are not Raspberry Pi-specific at all but rather specific to Linux itself or a particular piece of software. Should we direct them to other Stack Exchange sites or answer the question here?
There have been a few articles floating around online over the last few years about building a cluster of computers at home - here for example.
The Pi strikes me as a good platform for building / testing this kind of thing due to their low cost; should "generic" guides like this transfer over to...
I would drop it altogether in titles. We can folow the precedent from Stack Overflow of not mentioning programming languages in titles unless necessary (there are usually tags for that).
Following on from Should we enforce consistent abbreviating?, could we vote on an abbreviation for consistency?
RaspPi
Raspi
RPi
RP
The Pi/Pi
(Could this be confusing with 3.14?)
So far I've seen "RPi", "RP", "Rasp Pi", and "The Pi".
I know it might not truly matter, but should we stick to a consistent format to avoid confusion? I've been edited a few times on StackOverflow for using abbreviations, saying that they make questions and answers confusing in the first place....
Which web servers and frameworks work well on the RP? Are there tweaks which can be made to the web server config files that will make it run better given the limited RAM?
Really quick question... Arch is meant to have sshd setup by default isn't it? Mine only has port 80 open, so not able to ssh in.. :S No access to a display either
Is there a safe, stable application for reading from and writing to ext4 file systems on Mac OS X? If not, what's the best way to access the contents of an ext4 file system on Mac OS X?
Same here, components are finally cheap enough to learn electronics. I have always focussed on software since compilers are free and doesn't matter if the code breaks!
Raspberry Pi has only 256 MB of RAM, so I would like to use swap space (either on SD card or attached USB storage). How do I set it up?
One may buy a simple HDMI to VGA cable, or an HDMI to DVI cable. Example: on Amazon. However, my vague knowledge is that these cables only work for video cards that have special support for this function. Does the Raspberry Pi support such things? Is there any easy way to use the Raspberry Pi...
I just tested my cable, which is HDMI to DVI. No good, I get no video output.
Which web servers and frameworks work well on the RP? Are there tweaks which can be made to the web server config files that will make it run better given the limited RAM?
Is there a safe, stable application for reading from and writing to ext4 file systems on Mac OS X? If not, what's the best way to access the contents of an ext4 file system on Mac OS X?
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