On this project, we will be showing you how to set up your Raspberry Pi as an AirPrint server. AirPrint is a printing protocol designed by Apple so that their devices would not need to download or install drivers. By following this guide, you will be able to add AirPrint functionality to any printer that is connected to your Raspberry Pi. This project is an excellent way of adding extra functionality to both cheap and old printers. Implementing AirPrint support will allow you to print from your Apple device to your connected printer easily. Before following this project, you will need to have first set up the CUPS software on your device. Cups is what will act as the brains of your AirPrint server on your Raspberry Pi. It will handle the communication between your Raspberry Pi and the connected printer. Equipment List Below are the pieces of equipment that you will need for this tutorial on installing AirPrint on your Raspberry Pi. Recomme...
Equipment Below you can view all of the equipment we used for running AdGuard Home on the Raspberry Pi. Recommended Raspberry Pi Micro SD Card (8GB+) Network Connection Optional Raspberry Pi Case USB Keyboard USB Mouse We tested this tutorial on a Pi 400 running the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS Buster. Installing AdGuard Home to your Raspberry Pi This section will show you how to install the AdGuard home software to your Raspberry Pi. This is a relatively simple process as we can download the compiled version of the ad blocker directly from their website. Before beginning, we highly recommend that you set up your Raspberry Pi with a static IP address. As AdGuard Home works by acting as a DNS server, it must retain the same IP address every time it reboots. 1. Our first step is to update and upgrade our operating system. We can update the package list and upgrade all of the installed packages using the following two commands. sudo apt update sudo apt ful...