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Learning Raspbian
Learning Raspbian
Table of Contents
Learning Raspbian
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more
Why subscribe?
Free access for Packt account holders
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. The Raspberry Pi and Raspbian
The Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi Foundation
History of the Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi hardware
Graphic capabilities
The Raspberry Pi model
Accessories
Raspbian
Debian
Open source software
Raspbian components
The Raspberry Pi bootloader
The Linux kernel
Daemons
The shell
Shell utilities
The X.Org graphical server
The desktop environment
Summary
2. Getting Started with Raspbian
SD card specifications
Downloading Raspbian
Imaging Raspbian onto your SD card
Writing the image using Windows
Writing the image using Mac
Writing the image using Linux
Summary
3. Starting Raspbian
Raspberry Pi Model A and Raspberry Pi Model B
Raspberry Pi A+
Raspberry Pi B+
Plugging in your Raspberry Pi
Power supply
Monitor
Keyboard and mouse
SD card
Network connection
Booting your Raspberry Pi for the first time
The bootloader
The Linux kernel
The Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool
Setting up the Raspberry Pi
Resizing the root filesystem of your Raspberry Pi
Changing the default password for the Raspberry Pi
Enable boot to Desktop/Scratch
Internationalisation Options
Adding your locale
Selecting your time zone
Changing your keyboard
Enabling the Raspberry Pi camera
Adding to Rastrack
Enabling SSH
Finishing up
Common problems
Summary
4. An Introduction to the Raspbian Desktop
The Raspbian desktop
The Raspbian filesystem
A tour of the Raspbian desktop
The desktop
The bottom panel
The main menu
Panel items
Virtual desktops
Network management with Raspbian
Connecting your Raspberry Pi to an Ethernet network
Connecting your Raspberry Pi to a Wi-Fi network
Connecting your Wi-Fi dongle to your Raspberry Pi
Connecting to a wireless network
Customizing your Raspbian desktop
Changing your display resolution
Customizing the look and feel of your desktop
Openbox Configuration Manager
Changing the default background picture
Customizing your panels
Adding a new panel
Adding and removing panel items
Preinstalled software
Web browsers
Epiphany
Dillo
Netsurf
LXTerminal
Sonic Pi
Debian Reference
Integrated Development Environment
Scratch
Minecraft Pi
Pi Store
Mathematica
Other software included with Raspbian
File management in Xfce
Summary
5. Installing Software on Raspbian
Package management in Linux
Methods of installing software
dpkg
APT
The main archive
The contrib archive
The non-free archive
Package verification
Using the console
apt-get update
apt-get install
apt-get remove
Searching for packages
Synaptic GUI Package Manager
Searching and installing packages in Synaptic
Uninstalling packages using Synaptic
The Pi Store
Installing software from source
Installing updates
Installing updates using apt-get
Installing updates using Synaptic
Other software that you can install
LibreOffice
IceDove e-mail client
IceWeasel
Summary
6. The Console
Bash
Launching the bash command interpreter
Basic bash commands
The autocompletion of commands
Running commands as root
Moving around the filesystem using bash
Absolute paths
Relative paths
Manipulating files
ls
cd
pwd
cat
head and tail
cp
mv
rm
mkdir
touch
adduser
addgroup
passwd
Changing your password
Changing another user's password
chown
chmod
Octal representation of permissions
Redirection in bash
> and >>
<
Environmental variables
Basic scripting
Rebooting and shutting down your Raspberry Pi
Text editors
nano
vim
Summary
7. Other Linux Distributions Based on Raspbian
Raspbmc
Volumio
ThinBox
PiPlay
Torberry
Kali
Summary
A. References
Chapter 1, The Raspberry Pi and Raspbian
Chapter 2, Getting Started with Raspbian
Chapter 4, An Introduction to the Raspbian Desktop
Chapter 5, Installing Software on Raspbian
Chapter 6, The Console
Chapter 7, Other Linux Distributions Based on Raspbian
Index
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Learning Raspbian
Table of Contents
Learning Raspbian
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more
Why subscribe?
Free access for Packt account holders
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. The Raspberry Pi and Raspbian
The Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi Foundation
History of the Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi hardware
Graphic capabilities
The Raspberry Pi model
Accessories
Raspbian
Debian
Open source software
Raspbian components
The Raspberry Pi bootloader
The Linux kernel
Daemons
The shell
Shell utilities
The X.Org graphical server
The desktop environment
Summary
2. Getting Started with Raspbian
SD card specifications
Downloading Raspbian
Imaging Raspbian onto your SD card
Writing the image using Windows
Writing the image using Mac
Writing the image using Linux
Summary
3. Starting Raspbian
Raspberry Pi Model A and Raspberry Pi Model B
Raspberry Pi A+
Raspberry Pi B+
Plugging in your Raspberry Pi
Power supply
Monitor
Keyboard and mouse
SD card
Network connection
Booting your Raspberry Pi for the first time
The bootloader
The Linux kernel
The Raspberry Pi Software Configuration Tool
Setting up the Raspberry Pi
Resizing the root filesystem of your Raspberry Pi
Changing the default password for the Raspberry Pi
Enable boot to Desktop/Scratch
Internationalisation Options
Adding your locale
Selecting your time zone
Changing your keyboard
Enabling the Raspberry Pi camera
Adding to Rastrack
Enabling SSH
Finishing up
Common problems
Summary
4. An Introduction to the Raspbian Desktop
The Raspbian desktop
The Raspbian filesystem
A tour of the Raspbian desktop
The desktop
The bottom panel
The main menu
Panel items
Virtual desktops
Network management with Raspbian
Connecting your Raspberry Pi to an Ethernet network
Connecting your Raspberry Pi to a Wi-Fi network
Connecting your Wi-Fi dongle to your Raspberry Pi
Connecting to a wireless network
Customizing your Raspbian desktop
Changing your display resolution
Customizing the look and feel of your desktop
Openbox Configuration Manager
Changing the default background picture
Customizing your panels
Adding a new panel
Adding and removing panel items
Preinstalled software
Web browsers
Epiphany
Dillo
Netsurf
LXTerminal
Sonic Pi
Debian Reference
Integrated Development Environment
Scratch
Minecraft Pi
Pi Store
Mathematica
Other software included with Raspbian
File management in Xfce
Summary
5. Installing Software on Raspbian
Package management in Linux
Methods of installing software
dpkg
APT
The main archive
The contrib archive
The non-free archive
Package verification
Using the console
apt-get update
apt-get install
apt-get remove
Searching for packages
Synaptic GUI Package Manager
Searching and installing packages in Synaptic
Uninstalling packages using Synaptic
The Pi Store
Installing software from source
Installing updates
Installing updates using apt-get
Installing updates using Synaptic
Other software that you can install
LibreOffice
IceDove e-mail client
IceWeasel
Summary
6. The Console
Bash
Launching the bash command interpreter
Basic bash commands
The autocompletion of commands
Running commands as root
Moving around the filesystem using bash
Absolute paths
Relative paths
Manipulating files
ls
cd
pwd
cat
head and tail
cp
mv
rm
mkdir
touch
adduser
addgroup
passwd
Changing your password
Changing another user's password
chown
chmod
Octal representation of permissions
Redirection in bash
> and >>
<
Environmental variables
Basic scripting
Rebooting and shutting down your Raspberry Pi
Text editors
nano
vim
Summary
7. Other Linux Distributions Based on Raspbian
Raspbmc
Volumio
ThinBox
PiPlay
Torberry
Kali
Summary
A. References
Chapter 1, The Raspberry Pi and Raspbian
Chapter 2, Getting Started with Raspbian
Chapter 4, An Introduction to the Raspbian Desktop
Chapter 5, Installing Software on Raspbian
Chapter 6, The Console
Chapter 7, Other Linux Distributions Based on Raspbian
Index
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