The Raspberry Pi Foundation says: "This issue has a page from the Raspithon team about their 48-hour coding marathon; a new electronics project from Mike Cook (remember those steady hands games where you’d guide a loop around a bent wire without allowing anything to touch?); a slightly more advanced project where you’ll be hooking up a temperature sensor; information on setting up your Pi as a media centre; comparisons of Debian Squeeze and Wheezy – and all the regular columns, like the C Cave, Scratch Patch and Python Pit.
"As always, the MagPi, which is a community project, is free to download."
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3 September 2012
The latest issue of The MagPi, a magazine for Raspberry Pi users, is now available.