The Raspberry Pi has its own built-in operating system but you might be wondering if it can run Linux. Here's everything you need to know about it.

The Raspberry Pi is a small, credit card sized computer that doesn’t require a lot of power to use. When you combine the Raspberry Pi and Kali Linux together, you get a super-portable network ...

For example the Raspberry Pi Zero is a Linux board, while the Raspberry Pi Pico’s RP2040 processor lacks the required hardware to run everybody’s favourite UNIX-like operating system.

Raspberry Pi fans take advantage of open-source software. Linux and BSD open-source servers run our websites and corporate networks, as well as in-flight entertainment units and computer kiosks.

It seems to me there are two camps when it comes to the Raspberry Pi. Some people use them as little PCs or even laptops with a keyboard and screen connected. But many of us use them as cheap Linux… ...

With Kali Linux on the Pi 2 and 3 working nicely, it was time for another major test - the "original" Raspberry Pi family, now generally called Pi 1, with the Model A/A+/B/B+ and Zero.

AArch64 on the Pi You'll need a Raspberry Pi Model 3 to run Oracle Linux. The 3B+ is the best available device, and you should choose that over the predecessor Model 3B and all other previous models.

This diminutive device sports an LCD screen and keyboard as well as a 64GB solid state drive, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and an integral touchpad.

Since jumping on the Linux train I've had roughly 27 ideas kicking around for how to use Raspberry Pi, but inexplicably haven't pulled the trigger yet. Well, I have zero excuses left. That's ...