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

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The Raspberry Pi 4 could be the ultimate learning desktop. In this video, we show you how to setup a Raspberry Pi from the ground up. Starting with BerryBoot, which allows us to boot and use multiple Linux operating systems from one SD card, we move on to optimizing the Raspberry Pi for kids to learn Linux, coding, and Hacking. We setup multi-user login, add user accounts, enable remote access from an ipad, and install Kali Linux hacking tools Yersinia and Ettercap.
3:12 ⏩ What you need.
3:49 ⏩ Format the SD Card with BerryBoot
6:21 ⏩ Assemble the Pi
8:05 ⏩ Plugin and BOOT!
9:05 ⏩ BerryBoot Config (boot multiple Operating Systems)
11:07 ⏩ Coffee Break
12:24 ⏩ Downloading more OS's
14:15 ⏩ Enabling Multi-user access
16:24 ⏩ Add User Accounts
18:49 ⏩ Setup Remote access from iPad
20:41 ⏩ Configure a Static IP
💣💣26:10 ⏩ Install HACKING tools💣💣
28:54 ⏩ Can this be a Desktop replacement? (review)

[@NetworkChuck]

Download NordLocker for FREE: nordlocker.net/networkchuck *Sponsored by NordLocker 🔥🔥Get a Raspberry Pi: geni.us/aBeqAL Checkout my video training on CBT Nuggets: bit.ly/nc-cbt 3:12 ⏩ What you need. 3:49 ⏩ Format the SD Card with BerryBoot 6:21 ⏩ Assemble the Pi 8:05 ⏩ Plugin and BOOT! 9:05 ⏩ BerryBoot Config (boot multiple Operating Systems) 11:07 ⏩ Coffee Break 12:24 ⏩ Downloading more OS's 14:15 ⏩ Enabling Multi-user access 16:24 ⏩ Add User Accounts 18:49 ⏩ Setup Remote access from iPad 20:41 ⏩ Configure a Static IP 26:10 ⏩ Install HACKING tools 28:54 ⏩ Can this be a Desktop replacement? (review)

[@itzDJ73]

NetworkChuck, I would like to see more videos relating to hacking with the raspberry pi four. If additional hardware is required, would you put the links in the description?

[@claudedupont4281]

you showed us hacking tools, but we don't really how to use them properly (me at least) so maybe next time you can show us how to use the hacking tools on the raspberry py? That would be really awesome

[@NetworkChuck]

Absolutely! Thank you for the ideas.

[@NetworkChuck]

Absolutely!! Will do. This video was just to get you started but I didn’t want to make it too long. More stuff coming!!

[@DeerLodgeBlog]

Blackarch. If you like Kali, blackarch will get your blood pumping.

[@jackcavanagh23]

you are such a amazing teacher compared to most online courses websites and online videos

[@NetworkChuck]

Thank you Jack!! These kind of comments keep me fueled up.

[@LozzyMorgan]

@@NetworkChuck I agree, you're amazing thank you

[@diogomaia1705]

Not just compared to that, je is also so much better than my actual computing/programming teacher

[@mrg0047]

I got to agree with Jack for sure. Great stuff!

[@ruchirkumar9626]

I agree

[@neverforget...5839]

Imagine being hacked and finding out it was a little girl lol

[@tobiramasenju8687]

They are no ordinary kids they Chuck's kids

[@LoganT547]

Yep lol

[@ChrisMontgomery-xtrmagamr]

My daughter giggles in 11 year old.

[@keshav2136]

😂😂

[@lanreoreyomi9555]

Lmao.

[@chrisallan5984]

I'm in my 40,s and trying to learn programming, for fun.....what a great teacher. Brilliant!

[@ilyasskhadem3884]

Seeing kids their age know raspbery pi while i m a 24 yo software engineer who did not know about it till my late 23 brings tears to my life

[@alejandrodecesare5929]

Dude...I am over 40 and I am excited 😆

[@adipurnomo5683]

@@alejandrodecesare5929 same here

[@adipurnomo5683]

I wish i knew this stuff when i was 16.

[@royalhermit]

@@alejandrodecesare5929 me too. I just got one and I love it!

[@freedomlives310]

I still don't know wats a raspberry pie other than d eating kind!!🤪

[@moonstar2165]

if you forget sudo, once you have executed the command, you could type "sudo !!" instead of retyping the whole command again. This helps a lot.

[@xrafter]

The !! Sign is just print the last command try it. You can also choose any thing from the histroy. Like !gcc Run the last gcc command !454 run the 454 command in history . So the ! Sign is history and bash built int command

[@thelastword4616]

Can also press up arrow and that will give the last command and then just add sudo at the beginning.

[@fowl839]

Thanks :) I always use arrow up to get fhe command back and then "home" button to go to the beginning of the line and then then type sudo. This will save me time in the future :)

[@razadaza9651]

Nice one!

[@ImKeviin9]

2 years using unix based system and i never know that, thanks haha!

[@isafacooh1297]

What I really like about this channel is the simplicity way your explaining “complex “ terminology like coding and seeing your own kids trying this gives me hope that learning has no age limit and so hoping to learn a lot from this channel and hope to grow together as we learn together.

[@NetworkChuck]

Thank you! That’s exactly my mission.

[@RobynMills-dd2cw]

Hey Lisa I want to encourage you to reach for the stars, I'm 51 and have no real coding experience. I'm a self taught PC Build Tech but that was hobby level, all my friends and family came to me to upgrade and "fix" what ever they had go wrong. 9th grade "official" education but got my GED twice, California lost the records to the 1st one hence twice. At 50 I found myself suddenly single and no clue about what to do with anything. I decided to go to school. I want my higher Ed education before I die. I'm more towards the end of my working years, but that's OK, my reasons were not for that. Ì enrolled and am half down with my cybersecurity courses with a 4.0! If I can do this, YOU GOT IT! 🎉🎉 DREAM BIG, THEN DREAM BIGGER!

[@brucelam115]

I LOVE THIS GUY, just got rasberry 4 and this guy is being an absolute champ by providing all info in DETAILS

[@Alpha-fc3bo]

I am a teenager and you inspired me to get into computers! Thanks so much you have opened a new door for me! You are a wonderful teacher, keep up the good work!🥳

[@haksell5462]

same here. Good luck!

[@emmaflores7463]

I love how most dad's are trying to protect their daughters from men but here's NC saying "I've got to protect you from my girls" 🤣🤣

[@merkz5722]

Imagine him saying “I gotta protect my kids from skids”

[@gautam2698]

U didn't say m*n too 🤣

[@TheTechieAbhishekS]

The first sentence you wrote my dear Emma Flores, Mrs Emma Flores Makes Me Happy. Love Such Dad's & Most Importantly Love Those Daughters Who Accepts, Agrees & Listens Happily Genuinely To Their Dads & not only that but most importantly they have self control & be happy by themselves in their own company don't depend on any others persons & be themselves, & have self respects for themselves & kind & caring & listening to their real gut what's good for then & what's not they are best daughter's in the world & even son follows this its good, May They Be Happy & Blessed Forever ever & ever after in their lives. 😇🥰😊😘😍😋🥰😘😊& This Is My Blessings To Them.

[@SystemDemon]

🤣😂😂😂His such a legend hahahah

[@jacobsmith7666]

😂😅

[@fununclenerfs]

"dropping technology on to their desk" Make it work (IT Apprenticeship)

[@juliusagustus5974]

Dude that's any apprenticeship after "training"

[@Mrmaboki]

Children *Wut*

[@Official_Nocturne]

Why did you use quotation Mark's here

[@OcultaManu]

Why does this guy still think it is cool to be a hipster from 2014

[@DoubleRFarmsAL]

That is how my dad gave me my first computer, at 13 he gave me a ton of parts for Christmas said if you can build the computer you can have it! IT has been supporting my family for just over 20 years.

[@paula.jackson5463]

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!

[@gabehcuod681]

Those kids are so lucky to have a father like you. Talk about a headstart in life! I just got my CCNA over here in Europe much thanks to your inspiration. God bless you brother and keep up the good content!

[@TheBuffNerd7539]

The response from your daughter “what did I do?” Too funny 😂

[@meh5812]

as punishment you will install arch with black arch without wiki

[@DoseOfVirality]

Thats me every time i use this fucking thing

[@ID.002]

0:07 - She said “What *do* I do?” It literally says it on the screen... but you and 149 other people can continue to believe whatever you want.

[@Brownmumba8973]

Hi Mr.Chuck I am eight years old and am watching this video with my dad. Your video is amazing,thank you for it! Plz keep uploading IT projects you do with your children for homeschooling because I would like to learn as well. We are going to order all that we need today. Have a amazing weekend.😊

[@scienceium5233]

good

[@scienceium5233]

good

[@ClassicMushroom]

good

[@devonbryan402]

Good

[@yourtubernoob]

good

[@Ciao1234ist]

26 years old and learning. I'm just starting with computer stuff and I had no idea what Raspberry pi is. Your video was very good for me and it made me want to continue learning. Thank you

[@adammarcaidajr.9478]

*realized that you are taking care of your kids and working at the same time. You are a great bro.

[@4bbiss]

So cool how you found a way to both include your daughters in the video, and teach them some valuable lifelong skills at the same time. Awesome channel.

[@Ravidist]

Damn dude I don't want kids but your kids make me want to have kids 😂

[@NetworkChuck]

Having kids is the best thing EVER!

[@saiakhilkatkam87]

Me too

[@hh-zt9yt]

Yeah but i like the proccess to have it. No, jk

[@FlyValorantFly]

@@hh-zt9yt LOL

[@ChrisMontgomery-xtrmagamr]

Best thing ever for sure.

[@Rad1ation]

You have inspired me so much, I've been watching your channel for 2 years and I can finally get a rasperry pi 5. You made me make my first VMs and even learning me to go in to the bios. Thank you so much and keep on learning.

[@LozzyMorgan]

University made me feel like learning linux/coding was beyond me, but watching you has really helped.. actually feel so inspired now ty!

[@PaulShadwell]

Love this. Watched it with my 5 and a half year old daughter. After watching I gave her a Raspberry Pi and a Pi Case and showed her how to take it apart and gave it to her to put back together she did it straight away. Kids are amazing. She now wants to learn more so it's a new project, thanks to you. BTW, she also asked when your daughters are going to start baking a Raspberry Pie. ;-)

[@OlafI]

Let's Go, heat up a sink. That's gonna be my motto when stress testing hardware :D

[@MasqueArt]

lol gotta write that down :D

[@wadisanaa]

I cant get rid of that phrase out of my head. lol

[@karanb2067]

same !!! A deep voice would also be recommended while saying it.

[@GoCreateSomething]

Hmmm... How about a 'Let's go heat up a sink!" Tshirt'?

[@lmcrmin35]

I had to re-install the OS on my old Raspberry pi3. I tried a few methods I found on youtube, none of them worked. Until I got your video, that work fantastic at my first attempt. Thanks a lot!!!

[@jorgenstenersen]

THIS is the way to educate kids! Learn them things they actually have use for when they grow up. Way to go Chuck! Big fan of your tutorials.

[@patbrown9755]

Chuck I stumbled across your videos on KZbin yesterday and saw this one this morning. My son bought me a Raspberry Pi for father's day (Pi 3b+) and has been teaching me to use it. Catch is he is on the west coast and I live in northern Ontario, 3 time zones to the east. We have been spending time once a week doing some small projects. Since he has been learning and working with Linux for over 20 years he is light years past me. Your video is obviously at the right level for your daughters and surprise, I am about where they are on the learning curve. I have ben using Etcher to load things like Raspian onto a micro SD card but am going to use the method you demonstrated and try loading more than 1 version of Linux onto my Pi. All to say thanks for making this video and I will look forward to watching the others now that I have subscribed to your channel. Regards, Pat

[@richardjohnston710]

Puppy Linux: loads and runs in RAM! Ram is much faster than USB, or SATA! So works extremely well on low resource systems!

[@ziggyjuarez8544]

so it's amnesic?

[@SchoolforHackers]

ziggy Juarez It can be, with a bootable usb, but not when installed like this.

[@ForOdinAndAsgard]

The newest Pi's are not a slow Amiga where a ram disk is very much wanted. The latest models of Pi (model 2 and up) are pretty beefy machines seen what is on the board. The speed gained will not be noticeable by the eye. We stopped using ram disk many years ago (around the time the 486 came out) because the speed difference is not noticeable in today's tech and ram disk have the nasty habit too loose all info on power off whether that was intended or not. Also on start the ram disk needs to be created in ram, this means the ram needs to be partitioned and formatted every time you start your computer which takes additional time. Take it that for any computer going faster than 1 Ghz a ramdisk is kinda useless to gain speed. Besides the cheaper models do not have a lot of ram to begin with and any ram taken into the ram disk is not usable for the rest of the system. The only real benefit Puppy gives you or a ram disk for that matter is an extra security layer as the system stands and cannot be permanently changed in its running environment from an outside source. A ram disk is in fact a very crude version of a sandbox nowadays.

[@raidone7413]

How much ram is needed? How much recommended?

[@TeamDisoriented]

Thanks for this video. After watching it, I did the same thing with my two boys. We now have three Raspberry Pi’s up and running in our house. They can log in remotely from their iPads and have written their first “Hello World” program using Geany. Love the channel. Just subscribed. Thanks for keeping it clean and fun,!

[@hugy]

idk if youre a naturally good teacher or if explaining it all to your kids before helps, but your instructions are clear, simple and you keep our attention. Good work!

[@eugenec3501]

Darn, the videos are awesome. Love how you involve your children. You just showed me how!

[@renanbarrantes9284]

That intro man! haha, I can't wait to teach my kids! Great video thanks. So funny I was watching you on CBT Nuggets and then I got the youtube notification

[@DianaFlores-sm6vy]

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

[@kevinpowers2874]

Hey Chuck! I love all your content and love that you include your family in these videos! I was wondering if you could make a video about all the coding and hacking activities that you guys do for your kids homeschooling? My wife and I also homeschool and I would love to include these skills that are becoming more and more important these days! Thank you!

[@nonya13]

You're making me want to bust out my old Pi 3 I have lying around here somewhere. I think I made it a Retro Pi a while back. Another great video.

[@NetworkChuck]

Thank you Nonya! And yes, I need to do another retro pi project.

[@simonp1]

Great I’ve clicked on link and ordered the kit expect questions when it arrives 😄

[@louisedent9706]

We homed, this is amazing, my partner has set up a pi5 with little lad, constantly tinkering and playing, our son has learned so much.

[@seasiderspod]

I'm doing this with my son now, I've had a Raspberry Pi gathering dust in a cupboard for two years but you have motivated me to start using it! We were both laughing at your youngest daughters reaction to drinking coffee and the "make it work"! Keep up the great work mate, love all your videos!

[@itsrenatoc]

"Let's go heat up a sink!" OMG, Your daughters are so cute!!!

[@jaijones5282]

Great video! I would like more videos on how you structure your homeschool hacking curriculum, order of concepts introduced and possible tools. Maybe even fun, age appropriate tutorials. My homeschoolers are learning too. Possibly a CBT Nuggets Jr. curriculum :)

[@ObscureSoul77]

love when you include your family in your videos, of course love your videos thanks for your work

[@quantummath]

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.

[@anorakgrim8344]

Thanks for doing this tutorial, my kids are loving its.

[@maximedion3393]

Allright I'm 16 minutes in and this is the cutest Rasberry Pie tutorial that I've ever seen 😂😂😂

[@charliejames1981]

I have been looking for a channel that gave me a better understanding of Raspberry pi and I'm so glad I have found your channel. I have started learning with Rpi and just finished watching your video has given me some great ideas on what to do next. Thank you so much on having this on your channel. You have been a great teacher not to me but your girls as well..

[@daveg1510]

i remember seeing this video a long time ago. However, just met a couple kids on our campground we are full-time RV'rs. I love to teach and I was looking to get started first!. - now to the next steps see if they are even curious about computers and build their own. I'll look to get the canakit for them. Thank you Chuck!

[@k62627]

This is great to see. I'm looking at teaching my son Linux and getting him a Raspberry Pi shortly and I was happy to see your kids were having fun using it

[@robertl6481]

Chuck, great video! So many things I appreciate in your video, from the integration of your kids, to your breakdown of complex network and security concepts, to the intentional God t-shirt and bible on your workstation. It is hard to decipher who I'd trust my 3 kids to watch on KZbin, but from what I've watched, you have entered into a trust relationship. I look forward to your continued successful videos! I had to do a double take when you said the raspberry pi was only $35. The Raspberry Pi 4 1GB & 2GB is $35 board only, but to get the kit you had, it would cost $100. Still worth it.

[@martinsloan5760]

Clicked on this video to do some recon before buying a Pi kit for my three daughters. I think I came to the right place. Thank you!

[@stephenparrott2932]

Jeez, this is such a great tutorial. If just is. There’s nothing not to like. So simple and Chuck’s infectious manner just rubs off on you.

[@gledston]

Best learning start ever: Drinking coffee :D

[@arturz8192]

Thanks to you, I started studying for CCNA, after I passed A+ and Net+. Net+ made it way easier for me to comprehend CCNA concepts.

[@Ike.V]

Thanks for this! I'm studying for Net+ currently. It seems no matter where I look besides on CompTIAs website everyone just says just get the CCNA and compare it to Net+ as apposed to something to get you ready for the CCNA. Have a great weekend!

[@arturz8192]

@@Ike.V good luck buddy! It will definitely help you out. practicalnetworking.net - has great and detailed explanations on different topics, such as subnetting and many others.

[@7ripachikita]

Artur Z. Im headed the same route , good luck on ur studies man

[@Ike.V]

@@arturz8192 Thanks for the advice and the positivity! I'll check that out!

[@Ike.V]

@@7ripachikita Good luck to you too bud!

[@kp_kovilakam]

I liked the way you walk us through each configuration. Thank you for this wonderful channel brother. I was looking for a channel like this😍!

[@helfrae]

It's so cute the way he teaches and helps his children to learn. Even though it wasn't the track that they want to pursue when they grow up. But at least they have the knowledge, and what's most amazing about it is that it came from their own parents. Salute to you Sir!

[@UToobSteak]

Cuteness overload. I lost it at dollar card. 😁 I remember when my daughter was that little. We had so much fun teaching her things and seeing what she'd say next. Lol

[@jonathantribble7013]

Can you make a video on some of the basics of hacking with those two programs you installed?

[@Miko-ph9td]

You should probably get Kali Linux if you want to get into hacking (2 months later I know)

[@doriankalaczynaki5140]

Or parrotOS

[@slaybomb96]

@@Miko-ph9td you don't need Kali to hack. Kali is bloated Debian. Its just a custom Debian OS with tools you can get on most other Linux distros

[@luimu]

@@slaybomb96 Everyone says you need kali linux for hacking but you should be able to do everything with almost any other distro. Good thing about kali is that it has all the tools preinstalled so it is good usb stick hacking distro. There is also black arch which is basically the same but with arch as the base os instead of debian/ubuntu.

[@vince4578]

Besides all the intel you provide it's really great to watch! i really enjoy how you get your crew motivated to learn in a nice way! brilliant....

[@StevenKroeger]

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 ☕

[@hamdaniarif282]

I love the intro so much!

[@hannescamitz8575]

This guy show the importance of why you should love your work and not work for survival. There're too many that just swoosh through everything and explaining these processes, meanwhile Chuck actually goes through every step with excellent motivation and attitude that makes one want to try it out. I'm no linux dark lord, far from it. But even though this is basic I still enjoying watching this.

[@juice-_-]

New to the channel just wanna say really enjoy the content been interested in everything you talk about for years but always had a hard time keeping my attention focused, your videos have me binge watching 🤙

[@johnsonchuang]

Adorable example of encryption and nice react between you and 3 of your daughters, so I subscribed and join membership to support your channel, 👍

[@Cyruscosmo]

LOL!!! Seriously I about choked on my breakfast when she said lets go heat up the sink!!! I have been building computers since my first computer kit from Radio Shack in 77... Brilliant!

[@raidone7413]

You got a cool name Cyrus

[@bradleystannard3492]

the intro is basically a visual description of project managers

[@badrulhasan9935]

yes

[@jasonbelt8954]

I just got a Raspberry pi and this is EXACTLY what I wanted to do. Thank you.

[@janvansteijn285]

Hey Chuck, you got me over the hump that I feared without even notice it in the command line. I followed you while looking and simply install all kinds of software on my raspberry Pi4 8gig. Magic, now the next vide. I do taking it slower your life video are difficult to following being on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean + 6 hours Thank you for taking out the time making these video’s.

[@dropperboy1051]

my mom: maths ,science,history this guys : lunux,hacking ,coding

[@RedStone576]

Lol

[@raineyraine5887]

Maths, science, history, unraveling the mysteries

[@BlessdBe]

@@raineyraine5887 maths, science, history, unravelling the mysteries, Egyptians used coding it’s written through our history, documented and encrypted through hieroglyphic dictionary. Their raspberry Pi being the sun dial and the Nile using energy from the sun to power many trials and they wrote so many codes not decrypted for a while.

[@smittywermen8418]

“Let’s go heat up the sink!” Had me dead😂

[@JNSmith-mz8om]

Hey thank you for all your videos! I started to really get into the raspberry pi 4 and Linux. Basically found out that, its got me hooked and can't wait to keep finding out the information about all of it.. I have even started some of the ittvpro classes. And another Linux class for beginners. So awesome work and thank you for the motivation..

[@Teaslippers]

I home school my kid too! Thanks for the great content, really looking forward to learning this for me and my son too! 🙂

[@RocketLR]

Why am i watching this? I basically work and live in linux everyday xD Gonna use this tutorial to force my colleagues to learn linux so they don't have to run to me with the simplest questions. This channel is a damn blessing!

[@iBlaze69]

Same

[@raidone7413]

"Force" them to "learn" Ha, good luck with that, tell me when you do

[@Ultradude604]

The manning brothers father trained his sons to become Superbowl champion quarterbacks. You know what I'm getting at. This man trains his daughters to be major tech billionaires

[@NetworkChuck]

I like the way you think ;)

[@birdwinder1020]

Man,you're daughters are so adorable and you are an awesome dad and a great person. Thank you so much for sharing all that information. Love youre channel keep posting 🙌

[@freedtmg16]

Your enthusiasm for this stuff is so contagious!

[@DanishKhan-mc9xj]

Just just Love this ❤️ video

[@patthetech]

"make that work" LOL love it

[@stuartadamson217]

Very informative and easy to understand. My buddy sent me a link to this. I been a pi guy since pi zero and i have had to go through many tutorial videos with mostly dorks from scotland or uk...this is much more pleasant. The little girls are sweet. Im a father too but i have a little boy. Youre a lucky man and thank you for this video

[@karthiksivakumar660]

Your videos are amazing! I just ordered a Raspberry Pi 4 for my 6 year old son. He is very much interested in exploring new stuff(He likes playing and building things in LEGO) and would love to start off with this!!!

[@jonathantribble7013]

Lets heat up the sink!! 😂😂😂 so cute!

[@SuperHumanJeremiah]

Solid video, thanks bro. Gonna go get my a pi 4 now. Can't wait to come up with all sorts of cool projects for this at home.

[@tonymerlocco7664]

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

[@nighma]

Just discover the channel and it sounds great! I can always trust a guy with that beard :)

[@kwhite621]

"Let's go heat up the sink" GOTHIIIM!!!

[@marcmaillet7449]

I love all your videos, Chuck. You always manage go give everyone the feeling things are easy. But on top of this you manage to add such a level of humanity that everyone wishes to be your friend. But please, do protect your superb little girls as much as you would protect your network assets. Greetings from Belgium. Marc

[@electricroots9454]

Exactly what I was thinking! Super calm guy with a big heart as it seems

[@moraddesign8641]

youre the best dad i like how you make your kids learn programming at early age if you can make video for kids to inspire our kids learn coding thanks you so much

[@NNWillieProject]

Punchline: "Setting-up you're own Raspberry PI. It's so easy, even my little kids can do it!"

[@RonaldMorrissetteJr]

Love your shirt. Your girls are so cute. You have inspired me to do more with the raspberry pi with my grandchildren.

[@mrg0047]

Fantastic mate. Im seriously thinking of purchasing a p4 and starting to learn linx. These guides are amazing, thankyou.

[@acrock21]

So touching to see a blossoming relationship between father and daughters, precious moments.

[@UnKnown-oy9gj]

My raspberry pi 4 always connects to my wifi when i boot it without having to connect it myself i just take it to school or anywhere and plug it to a powerbank and it auto connects to my hotspot and i vnc in to do all fun stuff

[@syedareeb0007]

0:49 let's go, heat up a sink lmao

[@kaanishkadas1351]

You make things look easy-peasy! Love all your videos!!

[@oldschoolel]

Thank you for making this "family-friendly" & FUN. I was able to encourage a friend to get her 8 y.o. a Pi using your video.

[@DailyThingsInLife]

I wish my professor treat me like a kid as well, so I would understand wth he's trying to say XD

[@MiguelLegault]

I often forget to “sudo” commands. When I press enter, I have the error message that reminds me that I need root powers to execute the command. So, instead of pressing arrow up, ctrl-a, type “sudo” and enter, I go for the bang-bang. Typing “sudo !!” after the message error will sudo the previous command.

[@vasiovasio]

Useful tip! Thank you!

[@ibal3616]

I simply write “sudo su” . So I don’t have to actually press sudo anymore

[@jaiyank]

wow that's actually pretty handyy! thankss ;)

[@ibal3616]

Jaiyank Saxena welcome bro

[@xrafter]

@@ibal3616 Doing that is bad practice.

[@davidlira8853]

Yooo, this guy is a teacher. I love the examples he comes up with. Very good.

[@w3mct]

this ery rgeat video, i am settin up my pi as a pentester to learn and teach my kids as well. learning alot from you.. really great channel to brush up on all my dusty skills.. havent used in a long time.

[@Someonelowkey]

Amazing video as always, but I already know your wife lectured you about giving the girls coffee haha

[@fatkid5600]

"Lets go heat up the sync" 😂

[@_zelatrix]

Wrong kind of sink. It's "sink" as in "kitchen sink" not "sync" as in "synchronised"

[@andreaprinzi8837]

perfect...the fact that learning it to children is great because makes their future (I wish I could learn this when I was their age)

[@geoCow]

I learned so much from this video! Your kids are awesome. Please feature them on a regular basis. BTW, I have a 21 year old daughter who is an ace java coder. I bought her a RPi to do some projects with.