Earlier this year Microsoft, with support from Canonical, released the Linux subsystem for Windows 10, which allows a user to install an Ubuntu image. This is said not to be a container, nor a full VM, but the Ubuntu user-mode image running on the Windows kernel. How you ask? Read the How It Works section … Continue reading Bash for Windows
Devuan on the Raspberry Pi
For anyone who reads my posts regularly or follows me on twitter, you'll be aware I've worked a lot with Raspberry Pi's in a production capacity. The devices I've helped work with have ended up in shops and restaurants all around the world. Security Issues Recently I came across some security issues with debian 7 … Continue reading Devuan on the Raspberry Pi
Installing NodeJS on Raspbian
After writing my previous post about NodeJS on the Raspberry Pi I realised I didn't cover how I got NodeJS on the Pi in the first place. For the most part getting packages on the Raspberry Pi is very straight forward, apt-get install , however in the case of the Raspberry Pi 1 getting NodeJS … Continue reading Installing NodeJS on Raspbian
NodeJS and the Raspberry Pi
After the move to Canada I decided to rebuild my development infrastructure, mostly because it afforded me a good opportunity to play with some technologies I'd not played with before. For how to install NodeJS on the Raspberry Pi check out this post. My Infrastructure My infrastructure is made up of a few Raspberry Pi's, … Continue reading NodeJS and the Raspberry Pi
Canada!
I wanted to write a very quick post to explain why I've been so quiet over the past few months. Earlier this year at the beginning of October I moved from the UK to Canada, which was a big deal, and it became apparent after the fact that it took up more of my time … Continue reading Canada!
Windows CE to Raspbian – Pt. 6: Creating an apt Repository
This is part five of a series of posts: click here for the previous post or here for the first post. This post is about creating an apt repository to support package distribution for debian and invoking package installation from C#. Although this is specifically aimed at Raspbian this is similar for other debian based operating systems. This is … Continue reading Windows CE to Raspbian – Pt. 6: Creating an apt Repository
Global Game Jam 2016
Last year I was really excited for going to Global Game Jam, but due to a conflict of commitments and my Surface deciding to reset to factory setting on its own accord: I was unable to go. This year however I did go and after spending forty-eight hours in the Nottingham Video Game Archive this is … Continue reading Global Game Jam 2016
Windows CE to Rapsbian – Pt. 5: deb Packaging
This is part five of a series of posts: click here for the previous post or here for the first post. This post is about creating a deb package to install on your Raspberry Pi, however it's mostly applicable to any device running a debian based OS. In this post we'll cover what a deb package is, how … Continue reading Windows CE to Rapsbian – Pt. 5: deb Packaging
Windows CE to Raspbian – Pt. 4: PCI Compliance
This is part four of a series of posts: click here for the previous post or here for the first post. The purpose of this particular post is to cover the issues found when testing for PCI compliance. If you're wondering whether your device needs to be PCI compliant then ask yourself this question: Will my device be … Continue reading Windows CE to Raspbian – Pt. 4: PCI Compliance
Windows CE to Raspbian – Pt. 3: Daemon Scripts for Mono Services
This is part three of a series of posts: click here for the previous post. The purpose of this particular post is to explain how to script your mono-service2 as a daemon and register that daemon to run at start-up and be killed at shutdown. It's important to note this post explains how to script daemons … Continue reading Windows CE to Raspbian – Pt. 3: Daemon Scripts for Mono Services