Blog posts tagged "Raspberry Pi"
In this blog post we discuss our experiences trying to get the Hailo-8L accelerator and its software running on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.
As 2023 draws to a close, it’s time to look back on the evolution of Ubuntu Desktop over the last twelve months.
Fortified security, enhanced desktop app discovery and new hardware support lead the latest release of Ubuntu 23.10 Mantic Minotaur.
How Ubuntu Desktop combines hardware support, administrative and productivity tools to empower students and keep control in the hands of educators.
The fastest path towards Linux server management at scale is to leverage technology system administrators know. It is now possible to manage your Debian...
The new Landscape beta makes it easier than ever to administer your entire Ubuntu estate across any architecture, from amd64, riscv, to arm64. Landscape...
Ubuntu 22.10 delivers support for a range of embedded displays, microcontroller development and more for the Raspberry Pi.
Ubuntu 22.10 improves the experience of IT administrators and enterprise developers with a particular focus on the IoT ecosystem.
Welcome to part 2 of our Raspberry Pi Unicorn HAT tutorial series. In this post, we learn to build a handheld micro-Pong device and a system monitor.
Ubuntu is lighting up the Raspberry Pi this week with the first of a two-part collection of Unicorn HAT tutorials from our resident Pi developers!
Jammy Jellyfish delivers long term support for the entire recent Raspberry Pi device portfolio, a host of new HATs and the best desktop performance yet!
The latest Linux Desktop release delivers improved performance, fully-featured Active Directory integration and expanded Raspberry Pi support.
At Canonical we’re proud to be able to offer a full Ubuntu Desktop experience on the Raspberry Pi 4. Ubuntu Desktop provides everything you need to develop...
Welcome to the second in our series of Linux gaming posts in the run up to the holidays. This week, we’ve put together a tutorial that teaches you how to...
The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W has been announced and delivers a performance boost that will enable both Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Core support.
For Linux desktop users, Ubuntu Impish Indri contains a number of new features plus a preview or two ahead of our next LTS release. Here are our top 5.