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raspbian× 319
a Linux operating system designed for the Raspberry Pi and based on Debian Squeeze for ARM processors. A stable release version has recently become available, and the Raspberry Pi Foundati…
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gpio× 158
GPIO stands for General Purpose Input Output and can be used to receive and send digital signals to and from simple electronics from the Raspberry Pi.
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boot× 130
the process of starting a computer.
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networking× 126
Questions about home networks, internet, repository issues or anything else regarding networks.
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hardware× 116
Questions relating to the physical components that the Raspberry Pi consists of.
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usb× 115
Questions relating to the Raspberry Pi USB ports and specific Raspberry Pi USB devices and device interaction.
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raspbmc× 110
a minimal Linux distribution based on Debian that brings XBMC to your Raspberry Pi. Questions here should be related to the distribution, whether it be setup or run time.
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debian× 100
an operating system that is based on GNU/Linux. It was previously recommended by the Raspberry Pi Foundation as the standard distribution, but Raspbian is now being recommended.
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python× 91
a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maint…
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wireless× 90
a term used to describe anything that can, due to new technologies, function, fully or partially, without wires. Generally this is wireless internet (WiFi), or wireless connection with USB…
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audio× 89
The Rasberry Pi has a stereo audio jack output, and audio can also be heard through the HDMI output.
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sd-card× 86
SD (Secure Digital) cards and their associated SC/HC/XC technologies are the primary storage medium for the Raspberry Pi. SD cards are non-volatile flash memory.
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ssh× 70
a way of securing remote data communication. Via the network, SSH may be used to, for example, connect to the monitor of another computer.
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power-supply× 66
The methods for powering the Raspberry Pi (typically via its micro-USB connection.)
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video× 65
Questions related to playing or editing video on the Raspberry Pi, both in SD and HD.
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archlinux× 65
a lightweight and flexible Linux® distribution that tries to Keep It Simple.
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hdmi× 59
HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface. Along with the Composite RCA, HDMI is one of the devices' two video outputs.
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setup× 59
covers everything related to setting up the Raspberry Pi including flashing SD cards and changing the default user.
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operating-systems× 56
the software that manages the Raspberry Pi.
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performance× 50
Questions about software, hardware or network performance. Please use as a supplement for other, more specific tags.
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software-installation× 48
Questions regarding issues installing specific applications on the Raspberry Pi.
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xbmc× 48
Use for questions related to installation of, or problems with XBMC running on the Raspberry Pi.
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linux× 48
a high-profile computer operating system. The Raspberry Pi can run one of a number of Linux distributions, the most pupular being Debian and Arch Linux.
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software-development× 46
Software development refers to the process of developing software on the Raspberry Pi. It can also refer to development software on another system for the Raspberry Pi.
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peripherals× 43
devices connected to the Raspberry Pi, but external from it.
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wheezy× 42
a version of the Linux distribution Debian, which Raspbian, the recommended operating system is based on. Wheezy is a testing release, meaning that it has new software, that works correctly,…
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web-server× 41
These questions relate to using your device as a web server
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keyboard× 40
A keyboard allows a user to send characters to the Raspberry Pi.
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display× 36
Display relates to the use and output of display systems for the Rasberry Pi. The built-in video connectors are HDMI and RCA composite (yellow plug).
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screen× 36
an integral part of the Raspberry Pi setup. A screen is usually connected via the HDMI or Composite RCA ports, though it may be connected via the use of SSH.
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usb-power× 33
Relates to powering USB devices from the Raspberry Pi
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cross-compilation× 33
Questions on how to compile software for the Raspberry Pi using other devices.
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i2c× 33
I²C stands for Inter-Integrated circuit, and is a data transferation system that allows connections between computers and low-level peripherals.
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webcam× 32
a device that records video and then uploads that video to a computer.
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xorg× 32
Questions about X.Org Server (commonly known as Xorg Server, XServer or Xorg), the software that runs the X window system used by most desktop window managers (GNOME, KDE, etc).
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power× 31
the ability to supply a device with energy. This question covers how to power the Pi, ways to do it, and the safe ranges of power.
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