
The apt-get command is used to interface with available software packages, and update speaks for itself. By the way, sudo here means “do this command with superuser privileges” – it allows you to access to deeper parts of the Raspbian operating system than you would otherwise be able to. To begin with, you are going to update the list of available packages that the Pi can install – type sudo apt-get update into the terminal, followed by Enter. So now that you have a terminal prompt, you can start entering commands to run on the Pi. If this is your first time working with Raspberry Pi, you can find more resources to learn about what NOOBs, Raspbian, and Raspberry Pi, here. You can find the instructions for how to set up NOOBs or load Raspbian onto your card by following the links below: Putting Raspbian or NOOBS on a microSD card


We have worked hard to make setting up your Pi Cap as straightforward as possible, but the process depends on the model of Raspberry Pi you are using.

Add precise capacitive touch, proximity sensing and high quality audio to your Raspberry Pi project with the Pi Cap.
