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TrapdoorSmoke

I think Windows 10 can run on arm. I wouldn't recommend doing this! Steps 1. Break in Microsoft get a copy of the Windows 10 source code 2. Rewrite the x86 assembly into arm assembly. 3. As Windows is already rewritten in c and c++ all you have to do is get GCC to compile it and use Nasm but it's go...

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The pictures are ugly any way.
They should bring back the last Pi wallpaper (not the really old one.)
If people complain enough I'm sure they would bring back the old one

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Looks like Rasbian with PIXEL has a splash screen.
PIXEL is just LXDE with a new theme

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How does RISC OS boot if the developers don't access to the low level bootcode.bin and start.elf
For example how do they boot the risc kernel?

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The Raspberry Pi is now really popular, I thing it deserves a official a wiki.
For documation etc, has the raspberry Pi foundation though about this?

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Do you have your ip and host correct you can Find the Pi's ip in router settings, In connected devices.

If it's the client try realvnc

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I have some questions about BBC Micro:bit.
I couldn't find the answers anywhere.

A. Is the compiler for the device open source?

B. I know the Bord exempts .hex files is this compiled machine binary code or interpreted.

C. Can I compile c and c++ for the device.

TrapdoorSmoke

Just wanted to make a OS with Python shell because the shell is much like bash

TrapdoorSmoke

If you maker a empty text file on Windows and name it Backup.img
Go into win32disk imager and read onto that file.
Problem is if you expanded your root file system it will be massive if your card was 4GB that's how big the file will be.
So what you can do is put it in a zip file.

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I know this is possible but can I make a basic Linux Distribution that can boot straight to Python terminal.
Bootloader -> Linux -> INIT -> Python
Is that all I need, sure I can I write the INIT Program in C?

TrapdoorSmoke

There's no version of Windows for Raspberry Pi. Personally I would use Linux as its 'Nearly Always' free from backdoors. You should try out raspbian Linux. And use either libreoffice or OpenOffice. LibreOffice I believe is faster. I know libreoffice is a fork but currently I think libreoffice is mo...

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There's no version of Windows for Raspberry Pi.
Personally I would use Linux as its 'Nearly Always' free from backdoors.
You should try out raspbian Linux.
And use either libreoffice or OpenOffice.
LibreOffice I believe is faster.

TrapdoorSmoke

If your looking for a quick a dirty solution.
I don't know about the calendar though
You can try this:
1. Write OpenELEC to a SD Card http://openelec.tv/get-openelec
2. Start Pi with SD Card.
3. Connect To Internet
4. Configure Weather http://kodi.wiki/view/weather

And it should work.

TrapdoorSmoke

The Pi 3 Is Faster than other past models.
How fast is your internet?

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If you really want a fast chrome like experience try this
http://www.chromiumosforsbc.org/ Chromium OS
Chrome OS is based on it.

Hope this helps

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Does anyone know of a Image for raspberry Pi with DLNA Already setup.

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DougieLawson wrote:Who's broadcasting an analogue PAL signal these days? There's none left in the UK.

What about set top boxes with a rf output like sky set top boxes.
And I find analogue pal is easier to broadcast that DVB-T (all that multiplex stuff and compression:-( )

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CRImier wrote:So you need DVB-T?

No I want Analogue https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analogu ... ed_Kingdom
I know it sounds weird but I want analogue not Digital

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Can you find a Linux-compatible USB receiver for that? If so, there's most likely software supporting it that'd work on Pi, too. If you (can) get simple analog video from that (in same way that Pi outputs it), you can use a STK1160 dongle for receiving it. I should of phrased it better I'm not talk...

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Does any one know or have and knowledge on how I could watch/decode a analogue PAL TV on raspberry Pi.
Analogue TV You would receive to through a to arieal.
I found a project on GitHub but it's for the North American standard NTCS

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Hello From My Own experience this is a common problem on Raspbian. 1.Make sure when your done with the Pi you shutdown completely do not pull power till its done shuting down. Not doing This Could Cause SD Corruption. 2. Maybe you Unistalled LXDE So What you can do is reinstall raspbian to the SD ca...

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No. I have no idea who you are or if I can trust your OS to not be back-doored to the NSA or the Republic of China or where ever. Completely Right, Heater Not Unless you completely build everything from source. And the config.txt could be overclocked possibly turn the Pi into a Bomb :shock: And Des...

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You go to Need a lot of processing power because emulators emulate hardware which is cpu hungry.
I would recommend the Raspberry Pi 3 as it the latest Raspberry Pi.
Latest Hardware Specs ARMv7.

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There should be a boot splash by default on raspbian.
Also Looking how raspbian now boots straight into gui it would a cool addition.

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