Auto running applications in the GUI See here Auto running terminal applications (non GUI) First ensure your program is executable by finding it in the file manager. Right click on the file and select properties. Select the permissions tab, check the ‘Make the file executable’ box and press OK. Or from the command line use: sudo chmod […]
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.Raspbian General
This is a special version of Debian Wheezy which takes advantage of the floating point features of the Raspbery Pi CPU giving a significant speed boost (the standard Debian for ARM doesn't). Default Setup Username: pi Password: raspberry Running The GUI Enter the command: startx If you need to control the IO pins or modify […]