During the Enchanted Objects design challenge I learnt quite a few things about the Arduino Yún, I thought I'd summarise and share them here. My posts in this challenge were all themed with a running story hence the strange titles.
Introduction to the Arduino Yún
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - Yum Yum Yun at the Enchanted Cottage
Using the bridge and Curl to read pages over HTTPS
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - Channels and a special delivery to the Enchanted Cottage
Python, Expanding the disk, using Requests library, Failure to install the Requests[Secure] library
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - The snake, the troll and the fighting dwarves
Python and Pycurl reading HTTPS including checking the certificates
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - Taming the Python
Turning off the Linino portion of the Yún to save power
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - Sleeping Golem
A 3D printed adapter so that status LEDs can be seen from a top panel
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - The Crystal Cave
Parsing the output of pretty-wifi-info.lua in Python
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - This is not the WiFi you are looking for
Using the handshaking line to check if the Linino portion has booted
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - A tale of two bridges
Swapping the bridge for a simpler serial communication
Security lockdown on the Yún
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - Locking the doors
Starting and stopping a Python script in an init.d daemon
Enchanted Objects Design Challenge - Python Start, Python Stop
Thoughts on speeding up the booting process (not implemented)
All the code for the project is on github