It’s really easy to find advice and tutorials on how to set up a VPN server for Raspberry Pi. However if needed you can mount Google Drive using FUSE as part of the file system. Like all the other Google applications you can access Google Drive directly in your browser from your Raspberry Pi. However, you can use Office directly in your browser. Raspbian ships with Libre Office, and there is no native version of Microsoft Office applications that run on Raspberry Pi. Some workplaces will prefer that you use MS Office. Although some ISPs still use the POP3 protocol, IMAP access is the more commonly used, especially when it comes to most of the web-based services like Google’s Gmail. Raspbian ships with the Claws Mail client, which supports both POP3 and IMAP standards. However, you can get your email directly to your Raspberry Pi desktop if you want to do that.
Setting up emailįor many of us, our email lives in our browsers these days, so just navigate to your normal email provider in Chromium and you will be able to use it as normal.
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It’s important to enter the correct country code in the file, as this will determine which regulatory domain your Raspberry Pi thinks it’s operating in, and therefore which wireless channels it enables on your adaptor. SSID is the ESSID of your home network, with PASSWORD being the WPA2 password for that network. Then add the following lines to the wpa_nf file: country=COUNTRYĬtrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdevĬOUNTRY should be set the two-letter ISO/IEC alpha2 code for the country in which you are using your Raspberry Pi, e.g.: Alternatively, you can also set up networking before you boot your Raspberry Pi for the first time by editing a file on the boot partition of your SD card after you burn the operating system onto it. Setting up wireless networking on Raspberry Pi can be done from your desktop. While the official Raspberry Pi keyboard and mouse are great, I’ve picked up a smaller wireless keyboard and mouse for added convenience and fewer wires. There are two of these included in the Desktop Kit. You can connect Raspberry Pi to any HDMI monitor (or two) you have in the house - you’ll only need a micro-HDMI to HDMI cable (or two) to do it.
Power (USB-C) socket (left), two micro-HDMI sockets (middle), and the headphone jack (right)
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