Master your Raspberry Pi in 30 days: A step-by-step guide for beginners on Raspberry Pi - Patrick Fromaget

From beginner to expert in Raspberry Pi. \nLearn useful Linux skills and practice multiples project with step-by-step guides How To Become A Raspberry Pi Expert Even If You Are Not Already A Linux Guru? The Raspberry Pi is a device that can scare many people when they are new to this. \nHow can a cheap electronic circuit with a mysterious operating system be a good idea for me? Yes, the Raspberry Pi is a small computer (close to a credit card size) that runs mostly on Linux and that can be plugged to a standard screen, mouse and keyboard. So, this is probably a little different from what you're used to. \nThat's why it may be difficult or at least not motivating to get started on Raspberry Pi. \nBut don't worry, with this book you will get everything you need for a good start, whatever your current level is. About the author Patrick Fromaget graduated from higher school in computer science. \nHe started as a web developer, before specializing in system administration. \nHe has always been passionate about IT and has managed Linux servers for over 15 years. In 2018, he launched the RaspberryTips.com website to share his passion for the Raspberry Pi and help other people to progress. \nMore than 100 tutorials have been written on the site, on various subjects. \nFrom the start, the site has enjoyed growing success and a YouTube channel was also launched on the subject in 2020, to help the most visual. What is inside the book? This book is a challenge you take, to lead you from the beginning towards mastering the Raspberry Pi device. \nThe course is divided into 30 steps. The idea is to make one little step a day to be an expert in 30 days. \nIn each step you discover a new concept, go through the details and then go to practice. Each day is a new, progressive step towards your goal. \nIn the beginning you learn more about the hardware, then you will learn how to use the operating system (Raspbian). \nThe second part of the book is more about step-by-step projects, programming, and other operating systems and software. \nSo, it's really a book for all audiences: \n- If you don't know anything yet, you can read the book in order \n- If you already have bases on Raspberry Pi or Linux, some chapters can be browsed quickly \n- And even if you already have a correct level, you will inevitably find information there to go even further Ready to take off? Linux is a skill in great demand in business, and learning it on a different computer is the be