The tiny Raspberry Pi is an incredibly versatile computer, but in order to maximize its capabilities, you'll first need to connect it to a Wi-Fi network.

In Finder on your Mac, under Shared in the sidebar, connect to the Time Machine partition on the Raspberry Pi using pi and raspberry as the username and password, respectively.

Eject the hard drive and SD card from your Mac and connect them to the Raspberry Pi. Also connect a USB keyboard and mouse, an HDMI cable and a display, and connect the power supply.

New ISO images of Raspbian Linux based on Debian Stretch have been released, not only for the Raspberry Pi but also for PC and Mac installations.

While there already several ways to connect to your Raspberry Pi, the official Connect tool is potentially easier.

Catch us after the break and we'll show you how to get your Pi to play all your totally legal cartridge backups. Getting your Raspberry Pi to play Pong is actually quite simple.

The Raspberry Pi project has now launched "Connect", the beta version of a simple remote maintenance service. Access is possible with the web browser.