Apparently, it is becoming easy as pie to run a local AI assistant with your Raspberry Pi only, and I want to try just that. I’ll take you along the journey, point out difficulties and make you have your setup done in minutes. Now first, let’s clarify what we’re going to do here: Our main…
Creating a custom systemctl service on your Raspberry Pi involves a few steps. Below is a step-by-step guide to create a systemd service. Step 1: Create a Service File You will need to create a systemd service file. This file will tell systemd how to manage your script. 1. Open a terminal on your Raspberry…
Working with systemctl on a Raspberry Pi is similar to working with any other Linux system that uses the systemd init system. systemctl is the command-line interface for interacting with systemd, allowing you to manage services, check their status, enable or disable them, and more. Below are some common tasks and commands you’ll find useful…