Demonstration of the imaging app for Raspberry Pi hardware. The app permits the selection of popular operating systems without the need to worry about URLs. The command line options for the app permit a granular access to the image files including previous/older versions of these files.
The installation of the app (under Ubuntu 20.10) uses the manual method for illustration purposes only. The recommended method is to click the correct hyperlink for the target platform at the official Raspberry Pi Foundation website. The intrinsic advantage of the recommended method is that the latest stable version of the app is invoked. It is well recognized, for obvious reasons, that the Ubuntu official repository tends to lag behind with latest releases of third-party packages.
This imaging app is from Raspberry Pi Foundation (third-party) and therefore not immune to this condition.For example, there are two key features MISSING in this demonstration: • Specifying hostname • Enabling SSH serviceThese features are available by accessing the app directly from the Raspberry Pi Foundation website.The use of this app (locally or via web) is highly recommended to access the latest stable version of any supported operating system. The app permits the use of custom images too. If one has backup images of an existing deployment on Raspberry Pi hardware then that image can be written to the micro SD card by the app. Of course, it would be a complete solution if the app could transfer the image from an offline micro SD card for backup purposes (compressing the image during the processing – perhaps awaiting v2.0).
The Raspberry Pi Operating System 64-bit edition is presently in beta. The image for this version cannot be accessed by the app. One of the reported reasons for the delay in General Availability of this OS edition is dependence on libraries for aarch64 hardware graphics components.
Acknowledgments
• Documentation:
◦ Raspberry Pi Foundation
• FOSS:
◦ Kdenlive
◦ LibreOffice
◦ Mozilla
◦ Open Broadcaster Software
◦ Ubuntu
• Audio:
◦ YouTube Studio Audio Library
▪ Thank You R.G.E., Joe Bagale
◦ Sony 1,001 Sound FX
▪ Royalty free bundle
• Tutorial:
◦ Arkengheist 2.0
[ Ссылка ]
• F/X:
◦ Sufy Isma
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All Raspberry Pi Operating System image files for download are at [ Ссылка ]
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