Marco Franssen • 8/4/2019

Install fresh Raspbian image on your Raspberry Pi - part 2

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This article is part two of a series on setting up a fresh Raspbian installation on a Raspberry Pi. It provides a detailed technical tutorial on enhancing the command-line experience by installing and configuring Git and Vim, improving the Bash shell, and mounting external NFS shares from a NAS to overcome the Pi's limited storage capacity. It is aimed at developers and hobbyists working with Raspberry Pi for server or media center projects.

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