Hi All
In answer to some of your emails, please find the draft for issue 2 at
http://www.issuu.com/themagpi
We are now accepting articles for this issue, all welcome!
Thanks
MagPi – Raspberry Pi Magazine
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The first issue was very good - my only comment is that while it looked fantastic on the screen it did not print very well and the program listings are difficult to read on the hard copy. Maybe that is just me printing on plain paper to try and save money ;o)
The link to the second issue does not seem to work.
If you want any help I can assist with proof reading and testing the code on a real Pi (got mine last week). I may also be able to assist with articles on basic setup / Linux newbie and with toy control similar to the Usborne Electronic Workshop books for the BBC B although I have only got as far as the basic setup bit so far.
The link to the second issue does not seem to work.
If you want any help I can assist with proof reading and testing the code on a real Pi (got mine last week). I may also be able to assist with articles on basic setup / Linux newbie and with toy control similar to the Usborne Electronic Workshop books for the BBC B although I have only got as far as the basic setup bit so far.
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Try this link for the 2nd draft issue http://issuu.com/themagpi/docs.....ssue2draft
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http://en.wikipedia.org/w/inde.....l%3ASearch
Anyone fancy writing a bit of an entry for Wikipedia about "Magpi"?
Anyone fancy writing a bit of an entry for Wikipedia about "Magpi"?
Hi, I e-mailed editor@themagpi.com with my draft for the C++ article and have yet to get any reply. Did you receive it?
Hi,
As previously discussed with the MagPi editors, a "C cave" article will also be supplied for this month's article.
Would anyone with a RaspPI be willing to run a couple of example programs for me? While I ordered a RaspPI on the 29th of February, I do not have one yet. I would like to be absolutely sure that the content of the proposed article works as expected.
Thanks and best regards,
Will
As previously discussed with the MagPi editors, a "C cave" article will also be supplied for this month's article.
Would anyone with a RaspPI be willing to run a couple of example programs for me? While I ordered a RaspPI on the 29th of February, I do not have one yet. I would like to be absolutely sure that the content of the proposed article works as expected.
Thanks and best regards,
Will
@williamhbell
I have pi and willing to test, but have't touched 'C' o ,C++' for years.
Dave
I have pi and willing to test, but have't touched 'C' o ,C++' for years.
Dave
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The fact you haven't touched C C++ for a long time should theoretically make you more suitable as a test user / reader 
Thanks Dave.
I will send you the draft and example code towards the end of the week.
Best regards,
Will
I will send you the draft and example code towards the end of the week.
Best regards,
Will
While we're on C/C++, would someone with a Pi be able to confirm/deny if the package 'build-essentials', which has the compilers, is preinstalled on the Pi? Thanks 
kirbyman62-2 wrote:While we're on C/C++, would someone with a Pi be able to confirm/deny if the package 'build-essentials', which has the compilers, is preinstalled on the Pi? Thanks
I *think* I had to install it on the debian distro.
Dear forum: Play nice 
We are pleased to announce that issue 2 of the MagPi is now live!
To view our latest issue, please visit www.themagpi.com.
We hope you enjoy.
The MagPi team.
To view our latest issue, please visit www.themagpi.com.
We hope you enjoy.
The MagPi team.
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Great work guys!
I have been rather busy with work this month, but I am hoping to be able to contribute to the next issue.

I have been rather busy with work this month, but I am hoping to be able to contribute to the next issue.
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