Most of other books cover each of the three major operating systems, but Raspberry Pi in Easy Steps is only aimed at Windows users.
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With manual separate from machine, you have time before delivery to read through the guides’ introductory chapters and, in the case of the Raspberry Pi Owners’ Workshop Manual, explore some of the theoretical background to programming languages and operating systems, which Girling includes as a preliminary to his introductions to coding in Python and making use of the Linux command line interface.Īll of the book listed here walk you through the process of setting up your Pi’s storage card, though the Haynes book neglects Mac users, providing set-up instructions only for Windows and Linux. PCW has long since gone off to the great sale-or-return warehouse in the sky, and the wait for your Pi is thankfully not quite as protracted as the one for a Spectrum. These days, at least, you can pass the time while you're waiting for your Pi to be delivered by downloading the all software you’ll need, and acquiring the accessories you’ll require. Maybe your computer would come in a month, maybe it wouldn’t. Unless your old man bought your computer for you from Boots or WHSmith, you had to send off for it, clipping out a coupon from a magazine like Personal Computer World and posting it off with a cheque. If the Pi is the modern answer to the BBC Micro, the Commodore 64, the Dragon 32, the ZX81 and the Spectrum - though it owes as much to the early "board computers" like the Nascom 1 and original Acorn Microcomputer - then all of these books are notionally the equivalent of the Basic programming manuals, user guides and "extra information for machine code programmers" sheets that were bundled with all of those 1980s micros. Less than a year old, the Raspberry Pi User Guide is showing its age
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