Chief technology officer (software) at Raspberry Pi, runner, climber. grower of chillies!
Joined July 2024
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Gordon Hollingworth retweeted
A working voice interface in 520KB for under $10!
Pete Warden's latest project demonstrates useful speech recognition and text-to-speech running entirely on a @Raspberry_Pi Pico 2, all thanks to Moonshine Micro. hackster.io/petewarden/voice…
New Raspberry Pi OS released based on Debian Trixie.
raspberrypi.com/news/trixie-…
Gordon Hollingworth retweeted
At #OSSummit + #ZDS2025 Europe, Tim Guite (Magpie Embedded) & William Vinnicombe (@Raspberry_Pi) present: A Slice of Zephyr Pi!
Exploring Zephyr support for Raspberry Pi MCUs (RP2040 & RP2350), PIO, Rust, RISC-V & open-source apps built with Zephyr + Pi. hubs.la/Q03DHlfM0
ALT A Slice of Zephyr Pi! - Tim Guite, Magpie Embedded & William Vinnicombe, Raspberry Pi - Open Source Summit, Europe 2025
Raspberry Pi will be at #OSSummit + #ZDS2025 showing the great work we've been doing getting Zephyr working on @Raspberry_Pi Pico-2W. We may also have some giveaways :)
It's not very often you get an issue posted thanking us for our work!
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People often complain about our use of Wayland,
"X is so much better"
Meanwhile...
phoronix.com/news/Eight-New-…
One thing you get when buying a Raspberry Pi is a dedicated team resourced to continuously maintain and develop the operating system.
Igalia have been working with us for quite a long time now developing our fully open sourced OpenGL and Vulkan drivers
phoronix.com/news/Igalia-Ras…
Raspberry Pi Connect has been growing a lot, we're learning lots, but there's still a long way to go!
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Going to be joining the Tom’s hardware team this coming Tuesday to chat about Raspberry Pi software. There’s a lot of love for Raspberry Pi Connect!
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Just made an AI that does millions of tokens per second on a Pi...
while True:
input("Question: ")
if random.random() > 0.5:
print("Yes")
else:
print("No")
Maybe not the most accurate... Let's just ignore anyone asking pertinent questions
Just going for a a walk in Devon and find this…self service milkshakes and frozen meat, straight from the farm! I’m just hoping there’s a @Raspberry_Pi in there!
Awesome work @slouken getting stream link to work properly on @Raspberry_Pi 5
raspberrypi.com/news/valves-…
Also why can’t anyone get the expression, “the proof is in the pudding” right? The expression is, “the proof of the pudding is in the eating”, if you want to shorten it, it should be, “the proof is in the eating” which is far more logical!
Just been thinking about which libraries people wanted us to support on the Raspberry Pi OS?
Specifically for access to and efficient use of the hardware, so things like, video encode and decode, composition, audio mixing and streaming, Bluetooth, WiFi, hardware interfaces. 1/5
But they can’t do this with wayland currently there isn’t an extension they can use without rewriting the application (it is an X application so uses XWayland). The only way to do it would be to rewrite the application to use wayland directly and use the layer shell protocol4/5