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Category Archives: Linux
Linux support for CH341
Basically its a cheap serial to USB controller. Linux Adds CH341 GPIO
Apparently Amazon has tossed a ring in for FreeRTOS
Interesting that Amazon is backing FreeRTOS. I haven’t used the OS myself but it seems pretty lightweight when compared to Linux. Maybe worth a look if you are building a scaled down system and want AWS support. Amazon FreeRTOS is … Continue reading
Have a spare RPi, setup a game server
It seems the game server setup for RPi’s has expanded alot from just minecraft. Doom and Quake are on the list now. And another one called Windward sounds interesting ($10 a whack thought). FreeCiv might be a good one to … Continue reading
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Did you want to use a Vinyl Cutter with Linux?
If so here is a a nice write up on how to use Inkscape with Ubuntu and a Silhoeutte cutter. Been toying with the idea of getting a cutter for a few years myself. http://www.instructables.com/id/Inkscape-Silhouette-UbuntuRPi/ Another write up here https://petervojtek.github.io/diy/2015/01/19/cutting-down-costs-of-cutting-with-silhouette-cutter.html … Continue reading
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Getting Serial data from Arduion ot RPi to MySQL with CoAP
I have heard bits about CoAP in the past, never thought past that. Looks like CoAP could be a good simple interface for IoT builds. This one is getting sensor data out to the rest of the system https://www.instructables.com/id/Serial-Data-From-Arduino-to-Raspberry-Pi-to-MySQL-/
Microsoft Joining the rest with Linux and IoT
Microsoft has apparently released code for Linux that will allow for IoT devices to contact Azure based systems. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/05/11/microsoft_azure_iot_cloud_offering/
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Use pandoc in linux to convert documents
New tool for me, sounds like its pretty good at converting different document formats. Oh Linux only. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/easily-convert-document-formats-linux/
Hacking a pogoplug
Interesting hack, converting a popoplug to use for other purposes. I have a couple of these things kicking around (replaced with other systems). SO this maybe a good way to repurpose them. PogoPlug Hacking: A Step by Step Guide to … Continue reading
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Some nice front ends to existing Linux security tools
OK I must be old school I do most of this via command line. but these tools look nice. Firejail – setup sandboxes, not sure if I would use it as most linux boxes I have are not desktop. But … Continue reading
Good intro into setting up Container Linux
I.E. Core Linux. Its a nice write-up on how to set it up and create containers. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/what-is-container-linux/