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mrpi64 wrote:Pi is way too slow. ans single core!

And even if th 360 was 700MHz, the 360 has a PowerPC processor, like older iMacs (including my one).

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Maybe in the next update, if there is one. Entity spawning is "TBD" in the API, suggesting that it is going to be added, but its been over a year and we're still on 0.1.1...

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My main concern would be the network rate - 150mbps or so probably isn't enough for much when it comes to video. If your current setup works, I see little reason to change it.

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Why aare you using windows? I'm guessing you just want an ordinary HD webcam for it but already have a pi cam...

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the cost for the software to build it is either $995, OR an MDSN subscription. Which also costs $995. and then, for each copy distributed, another fee(probably $995). Also, you need a microsoft certified blimp to live in (probably).

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Doesn't Win CE need a license to be used ??? Is it possible for individuals to get those ?? Because otherwise this discussion should be stopped right now ! (I believe the Foundation is against piracy !) Last time i checked, to use it you needed an OEM license to port it, but its a lot easier to ge...

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If you are using the camera board, I would suggest using raspbian, and perhaps the berrycam iphone app/pisight android app. All you need to do is follow each apps instructions, then forward port 8000. You'll probably also want to set up a URL for it, i suggest no-ip.

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If I were you, I would download NOOBS again

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In my opinion, you almost certainly want to use an arduino if GPS isthe only rrequirement. It is programmed in what is essentially C, and has libraries for the GPS shield, and tutorials.

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Hi, im doing a gcse in systems and control. I have an exam with a specified context. this year the context is robots in the classroom. if anyone has any good places to look for pi-powered ideas/previous projects of a similar theme, it would be appreciated.

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I'm not putting myself forward to port this, but: Android is great, but it has a lot of proprietary software on it (the UI, Drivers etc.). So, some people decided to get rid of said software, and replace it with free software, creating Replicant. Replicant is also great, but no version so far includ...

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Yes, you can. im not entirely sure on the details, but if you check in the gaming forum it will tell you to download java 8, the server jar and then run the jar. then you will need to forward your port to make it public (be warned. the pi will not cope with more than maybe 4 or so people on the serv...

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you can have two separate screens atthe moment, using HDMI and the Adafruit PiTFT, and when the official DSI port screen is available, I think that is also independent from hdmi, so thats three... as for a fourth, i have no idea on how that could be added.

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ame wrote:If that's all you need to do, then I'd recommend the "555". If you think you might want to do more then the Pi will do this and more. Or an Arduino. Take your pic.

Do i spy a pun?

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You can run a minecraft server on a single pi, as long as you dont expect it to run as fast a a 16-core intel machine with 64 gigabytes of ram. Your suggestion of connecting them can be done, but to get desktop-like performance, you would have to pay desktop-like prices. Overall, its easier to just ...

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If you want to learn python, there is a tutorial for pong here: http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/tutorials/make-a-game-on-raspberry-pi I haven't quite read through it, but a few quick searches on Google aboutpython and you sshould be able to do it. Alternatively you could use scratch if this is your first...

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There are various somethingduinos that can do this far easier, for example the arduino leonardo.

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Its written in c++, so it should just compile without problems

http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/painto ... FromSource

Try the instructions as above (ignore the ubuntu part though) - i haven't read through it, but it looks like you only have to do part of it.

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you can do this over a network. go look up the MPI protocols
Good luck!

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Seems to be a universal problem, i've had this problem with a MIPS proccessor.

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It might, but i wouldnt even bother trying. If you arent willing to find and install the drivers, you wont like android on the pi, as it is slow.

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The flex download is for all platforms, so it should work, but the problem is using the swf files. you can do it using gnash, but it is horrificly slow on the pi.

As for AS3, its based on C (i think), so that is what i would try.

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If all else fails, there are plenty of vnc clients available for the pi (if you get where this idea is going)

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By the time you have overcome all the problems with making it portable, your probably better off with a chromebook - not that i dont like the pi, but the chromebook is a baetter solution

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Maybe, SteamOS is open source, but the actual Steam part is proprietary. I am going to see if it is possible, but it could be x86 only.

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