How to Setup a Raspberry Pi LEARNING Desktop (Linux, Hacking, Coding)

Role model for tech dads 🤓

I see no link to BerryBoot IDK why people say don't worry i'll have links to all this below and never put it down there

I am just starting my journey into the tech universe, an absolute Noob that knows nothing of command line, linux, or computers in general. I know they turn on, do fancy elecrical "magic" and are fun and useful tools that I'm positive I've completely underutilized my entire life. I'm getting very interested of learning high level advanced tech skills and I have decided that the Raspberry Pi 4B will be the tool I use to follow along with your excellent content. You are very informative and easy to learn from and understand the technical jargon a noob like me doesn't understand yet 🤣. Still I have a question I feel to be somewhat abstract because I can't find a clear answer to it. in your video of setting up your cannakit Raspberry Pi 4B you showed how to install berryboot to utilize multiple OS. My question is that when I got my Raspberry Pi 4B (8g) it came with PiOs pre-installed on the 64g SD card, so would I be able to add berryboot and the some of the other operating systems that you mentioned without disturbing the currently installed PiOs( as i was excited to start i followed along with your line command instructions at the end of the video to set up other users, enable ssn and vmi, and static ip settings which I will look for your video on how to edit correctly to be secure because I'm a complete noob and my brain short circuses there for a bit haha!!) Or would it be best to start over from scratch with that SD card as I don't know if I accessed or changed those settings that can be selected when I followed along with the command line part?

Question: Does it have to be an HDMI cable? Or can I use a USB-A to USB-C? (It's kinda hard to find micro HDMI around here)

I got a video idea for you have you used chat got for programming? I used it to write code for a maker pi pico board and after a fue tries it created a working code and helped me implement it

OMG, imagine when these girls become teenagers? You bully one of them, they both hack you. O_O Well played sir, well played.

No one has access to your data except Nordlocker and its associates(the government included).

It's the perfect little beast for throwing in a rucksack isn't it.. I love the look of this as a little project!

£ = pound ........# = hash

When a vpn protects from someone daughter. That’s scary.

Im glad to see you teaching your children
everything you know
You sure know a lot of stuff
its hard for me to keep up with you
you are the most knowledgeable
guy i see on computers
your children will be way ahead of the game
especially with Ai developing
at a fast rate
keep up the good work
☕

You got some very cute kids you training them right God bless

NetworkChuck takes networking and security seriously - Has Skype installed

Which Raspberry Pi to get the 4gb or 8gb for a person who likes to tinker things?

I spend more time using my Pi 4B as my desktop than my powerful (and power hungry) AMD 5800X3D 64GB pc. I do the vast majority of my coding using a Pi 4, altogether it is faster and more productive running vim as dev environment than operating within windows and VSCode bloat. The main reason is, there is a lot to be said for working in essentially silence (Pi is inaudible with a low speed fan), and secondary to that.. I subscribe to the ethos of use what you need. My Pi draws 2W when casually computing/coding and at max 5W when compiling. Compare that to a 150W-550W PC.. well it is incomparable. Days go past without me needing to turn on the PC. Oh and to mention.. I still use a two monitor setup with the Pi. It's a very capable little device.

maşallah, nice girls. Thanks for share of raspi setup.

Your kids are adorable chuck. Great videos with the kiddos in them

Brother ... you teaching your kids is one of those things that restores my faith in humanity. More power to you. Wonderful guide to Raspberry Pi (I'm getting my nephew a birthday gift and that's what sparked my interest). Cheers.

Make it work -networkchuck

Puppy Linux is cool. That is it.

why dont u get ur daughters to hack into chuck bumbels system for the next video?😂😂😂

Nice female bro

Love your channel .but iam not a nerd lol once I down loaded the pi then puts it onto my raspi do I take the dices out again to down load the Linux then put it on the pi and do this each time for vpn etc bit confuse

my internet died on when i hit the static ip configuration bit.....help?

Excellent video and super assistants - Great work Chuck!

That sewing machine brings back memories,. my grandma had those..

Update. There’s not much there. Basically Ubuntu & rasbian are your only choices.

What is difference between Raspberry Pi 4 Vs normal computer?

I'm trying to flash my SD card and I keep getting a error message

How about adults who want to learn linux

This is very helpful

talk about firecracker miroVM please :)

Adorable children and perfect way of making things simple

This is one of my all time favorite videos......we homeschooled 6 children, your family is precious and the excitement to learn is phenomenal.....Raspberry Pi my goto for all the reasons you mentioned. THANK YOU!

It's crazy knowing that all 3 of his daughters are gonna have their CompTIA by middle school lmao

I never imagined I'd be learning about Raspberry Pi from a kid! Chuck, thanks for making Network seem easier than a college professor. I always enjoy your content

dude your parenting skills are questionable to say the least

Hello All, I would like to ask for Ubuntu Desktop 16.04 LTS for Raspberry Pi please. Thank you

I’m sorry did he say $35 for a raspberry pi? I didn’t realise how much they went up. I know it was quite a bit but what???

Your littlest one is gonna be a wild one haha

Homeschooling is great!

I love this bob Ross pi man. Keep up the good work, love the content.

That is so awesome they are so adorable love this video

Two cuteipies

Just don't like you

I love that you are homeschooling!

Really instructive. I admire how you interact with those sweet kids as well. Good job!