Presentations about: raspberry-pi

SLUUG - October 11, 2023

Create a clean and modern image with high-contrast color palette primarily using shades of blue, grey and accents of green. The image aspect ratio should be either 16:9 or 4:3. The image should provide a sleek tech-themed background with gradient from dark blue to black serving as a base. In the center, feature a stylized microchip hovering above an icon representing a miniature single-board computer. To the left side of the microchip, place a symbol representing a global semiconductor company. On the right side of the single-board computer icon, include a shield symbolizing network security. Add subtle details like scattered, tiny glowing dots mimicking the lights on networking hardware and thin lines connecting various elements, giving an impression of networked technology. Aim for an aesthetic that would resonate with technological enthusiasts, even without using any text.

RISC architecture

By: Carl Perry

Pi-Hole

By: James Conroy

SLUUG - January 13, 2021

Create a futuristic and technology-infused image that represents a digital workspace or a lab environment. The background is minimalist, with a gradient from deep blue at the top to black at the bottom, signifying depth and focus. Faint binary code or matrix-style text cascades downwards, underscoring the tech-driven nature of the landscape. The foreground consists of two primary elements. The first - an abstract representation of a classic terminal window with color-coded text and unique symbols symbolizing a customized 'whereis' Project. A diagram of digital icons showcases organization. The second - a Raspberry Pi enveloped by digital music notes and waveforms to signify a Hand Held Music Box. A faint outline of a remote control signal implies remote management capabilities. Incorporate logos of Linux and Git, along with sleek, high-tech interfaces like holographic displays and digital touchpads. Hexagonal shapes softly dispersed in the background add a modern touch. Use cool tones and gradients throughout, with a mild glow effect around the main elements. Add subtle illustrations of network nodes or interconnecting lines to represent collaboration and community. Insert a digital clock or calendar to highlight the ongoing nature of the workspace.

Customized "whereis" project

By: Robert C. Hansen

Hand Held Music Box

By: Lee Lammert