Topic: Raspberry Pi

Reporting on the Raspberry Pi ecosystem and its integration with Ubuntu. This tag covers official hardware launches, updates to Ubuntu’s dedicated Pi images, and coverage of third-party peripherals and compatible hardware.

vivaldi browser comes to raspberry pi

Vivaldi Web Browser Comes to the Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi users can now use the Vivaldi web browser, with Vivaldi releasing an experimental ARM build of its browser through its website.

5 December 2017
Ubuntu Core for iot

Ubuntu Core Now Supports the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3

Ubuntu Core is now available for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3. To refresh your memory, Ubuntu Core is Canonical’s stripped down, streamlined, and super-secure version of Ubuntu based on Snappy. And now it’s available for […]

1 July 2017
nanopi m1 plus

Meet the $30 Ubuntu-Ready NanoPi M1 Plus

It's two-thirds the size of a Raspberry Pi and costs $30, but the NanoPi M1 Plus already has Ubuntu Core and Ubuntu MATE images ready to run.

3 March 2017

Raspberry Pi Zero W, a $10 Raspberry Pi Zero with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Raspberry Pi foundation has launched an updated version of its Raspberry Pi Zero to mark its 5th birthday.

1 March 2017

Nintendo’s $60 NES Classic Runs Linux

Chances are you’ve seen (and cooed over) the Nintendo NES Classic, a $60 re-version of the 1980s gaming console legend. It’s cute, cheap and comes with 30 NES games pre-loaded. You also get everything you need right in […]

7 November 2016
raspberry pi board

The Raspberry Pi Has Sold Over 10 Million Units, Celebrates with New Starter Kit

I think most of us expected it would be a success, but this big a success?

8 September 2016
Ubuntu Core for iot

Snappy Ubuntu Core To Power Innovative Digital Signage

Screenly is the world's most popular digital signage solution for the Raspberry Pi — and it's announced plans to adopt Snappy Ubuntu Core.

18 May 2016

The Raspberry Pi is a $25 USB-Sized Ubuntu PC

Whilst modern smartphones are often dubbed 'PC's in your pocket' it's the recently unveiled 'Rasberry Pi' that can truly make a stake to that claim.

9 May 2011