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The MagPi: A Magazine for Raspberry Pi Users, issue 1
- Tobu 14y agoMagPi people: Please make your landing page non-flash; or at least figure out how to put a link to a non-flash version on the outside of your flash <embed>.
- DanBC 14y agoThe forum already has poor signal:noise ratio. Will you be doing anything to help that?
- GlennS 14y ago1) The text on your page is too small for me to read comfortably. 2) Zoom is broken on your front page, so I can't fix #1.
- lbotos 14y agoDoes anyone know of anything in the same price range as the Raspberry Pi that is available right now? I know of beagleboards/bones but they are a little bit more costly.
- Devilboy 14y agoNothing that has all the ports / features of the Pi, no.
- kqr2 14y agoDirect link to pdf on skydrive: https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=f41ca64cc38a2ec5&resid=F41CA64CC38A2EC5!349&id=F41CA64CC38A2EC5%21349# https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=f41ca64cc38a2ec5&resid=F4...
- peterhi 14y agoHTML and CSS are plenty to create a website with. I appreciate you going the extra distance to make it unreadable in my browser. Dread to think what the magazine is like if this is what you do to a one page website :(
- alexchamberlain 14y agoThis is a fantastic idea, but possibly the worst implementation possible. Black backgrounds and flash went out with the 90s (well, early 00s). Then you get to the magazine, and the typography is awful! Go out and buy Linux Format instead.
- leberwurstsaft 14y agoThis magazine, while made with good intentions, really hurts my eyes. The colors clash, and on many pages its even hard to read the text at all. It's like 1995 web design. Here's hoping for a better issue #2.