I haven't hijacked the thread, I asked for a guide to buying, in the thread titled buyers guide. I am a total newbie to Raspberry Pi , have not purchased one yet as I don't know if I will be able to use it via my monitor until my question has an answer. I am also new to Linux. Unsure how less I need...

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OP - "but brute force attacks, etc. How would you protect yourself? How?"

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PickyBiler wrote:Thanks for the feedback. It looks like Python is what I will use.

Got recommendations for good Python Programming books?

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... =49&t=6220

Thank You for your help.

I forgot to write in my post that the monitor is a CRT (IBM E74), have you used the Farnell one with CRT monitors at the Manchester raspberry jam ?

Hello, the tutorial (is very helpful) says the hdmi to vga cable doesn't work withthe Pi, and that a convertor box thats seperately powered (as shown) is needed. I looked for one of these at RS and Farnell in the Raspberry Pi sections, via their links on the main page of this website, both only offe...