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Welcome<br />

WELCOME TO<br />

THE OFFICIAL<br />

MAGAZINE<br />

PAGE 26<br />

I<br />

t’s a project that has captured the hearts<br />

and minds of enthusiasts throughout<br />

the Raspberry Pi community: the magic<br />

mirror. A wonderful, useful piece of home<br />

automation straight out of Tony Stark’s house<br />

that you can build with a Raspberry Pi, an old<br />

monitor, and some wood.<br />

We’ve wanted to do a magic mirror tutorial<br />

in the magazine for quite some time, so it was<br />

a delight that one of the driving forces behind<br />

it, Michael Teeuw, agreed to help us create the<br />

definitive guide to powering up your home.<br />

If home automation isn’t your thing, we have<br />

some great coding projects this issue, such as<br />

more from Simon Long on coding with C, the<br />

conclusion of our multi-booting guide, and the<br />

continuation of Lucy Hattersley’s beginner’s<br />

coding guide with a look at object-oriented<br />

programming. As for me, among other things I’ve<br />

reviewed a robot. I like robots; they’re fun. Take a<br />

look for yourself and see if you agree…<br />

I hope you enjoy this issue!<br />

Rob Zwetsloot<br />

Features Editor<br />

SEE PAGE 26 FOR DETAILS<br />

THIS MONTH:<br />

14 CREATE A MAGIC MIRROR<br />

Make the ultimate Pi project with our extensive guide<br />

28 A MUSEUM IN A BOX<br />

Learning has never been so fun<br />

38 COMMAND LINE 101<br />

Get the lowdown on mastering the command line<br />

66 MORE BEGINNER’S CODING<br />

Learn about object-oriented programming<br />

FIND US ONLINE raspberrypi.org/magpi<br />

GET IN TOUCH<br />

magpi@raspberrypi.org<br />

EDITORIAL<br />

Managing Editor: Russell Barnes<br />

russell@raspberrypi.org<br />

Features Editor: Rob Zwetsloot<br />

News Editor: Lucy Hattersley<br />

Sub Editors: Laura Clay, Phil King, Lorna Lynch<br />

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PUBLISHING<br />

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russell@raspberrypi.org +44 (0)7904 766523<br />

Publisher: Liz Upton<br />

CEO: Eben Upton<br />

CONTRIBUTORS<br />

Sam Aaron, Alex Bate, Henry Budden, John Cole,<br />

Mike Cook, Gareth Halfacree, Phil King, Simon Long,<br />

Winfried Plappert, Matt Richardson, Richard<br />

Smedley & Michael Teeuw<br />

This magazine is printed on paper sourced from<br />

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The MagPi magazine is published by Raspberry Pi (Trading) Ltd., 30 Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH. The publisher,<br />

editor, and contributors accept no responsibility in respect of any omissions or errors relating to goods, products or services<br />

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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0). ISSN: 2051-9982.<br />

raspberrypi.org/magpi February April 2016 2017<br />

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