[eBook] Raspberry Pi & Retro Gaming eBook Bundle $22.54 @ Humble Bundle

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Learn the skills you need to become a pro on Raspberry Pi and explore the world of retro gaming with this expansive bundle. Inside this 15-book library, you’ll get The Official Raspberry Pi Handbook 2025, Retro Gaming with Raspberry Pi, The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner's Guide, 5th Edition, and more. This bundle covers the basics of Raspberry Pi in English, Spanish, German, and French! Deepen your understanding of these powerful little machines, whether you’re new to computing or a seasoned professional. Purchase the bundle and support the Raspberry Pi Foundation!

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  cryptowiz on 22/09/2024 - 18:58

  Bought this bundle several days ago when it first launched. Yes, the earlier versions of most titles were (actually still are) legally free to download but they've been charging for new titles since last year. This is a great way to pick them up at an excellent price and support Raspberry Pi.

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    ilove on 23/09/2024 - 05:08

    where free?

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      cryptowiz on 23/09/2024 - 06:57

      +1

      Go here https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/books

      Scroll down past the first four books (which are the newer ones for sale) and you will see the older titles with "Get PDF". Click that and it will take you to the contribution page. Scroll down to "No thanks, take me to the free PDF" and the download for that title will commence. There's still a ton of info in the older books and I would encourage you to contribute or buy the bundle if you can afford it.

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        ilove on 23/09/2024 - 07:18

        any advice on pi 400 or pi 5 for purschasing.. which one… should I even get a Pi…? just to muck around with.. run debian like os

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          cryptowiz on 23/09/2024 - 07:59

          @ilove: A pi 5 with case, power supply and cables is quite expensive (compared to the older versions on their release) but is a lot of fun. Remember that it runs off a microSD card and will be slow (unless you outlay more cash). I've got about a dozen pi's from zero's though to 4's (a 3B used for arcade emulation, a 4 for a media centre plus random projects like bird call identifers etc).

          Given the cost of current pi's, I've steered several people off buying one and into buying an ex-lease mini pc off eBay to play around with linux or the Raspberry Pi OS etc. You can get something like a Dell 9020 for under $100 on eBay (it may be about 8 years old but it's still a decent machine).

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            ilove on 23/09/2024 - 13:59

            @cryptowiz: upvoted.

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          asCMSas on 23/09/2024 - 11:00

          +1

          @ilove: Pi's are great to muck around and learn with. the pi5 is very capable as a general purpose PC, much faster than the pi4. The pi 5 can be purchased via pimoroni.co.uk quite cheaply. Places like core-electronics sell them too as well as the AUS-power cable for it.

          Also they run fine on any decent micro-SD card. I added an nvme that runs pciex1 at gen3 speeds and its faster but barely noticeable imo

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            ilove on 23/09/2024 - 13:59

            @asCMSas: cool.

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  chrism238 on 22/09/2024 - 20:19

  Hmmm, unsure if I wish to pay for Spanish, German, and French books. Otherwise, looks good.