Good day, I am hoping to use a RPI zero w to track and control a quadcopter. I am trying to learn about OpenCV which seems like a very nice platform for tracking objects via video. However, it seems that OpenCV might be a bit too heavy for the RPI zero w. Adrian Rosebrock (http://www.pyimagesearch.c...

May have found the answer:
http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m ... h=W7bD3mnd

In order to start the application from the Linux command line, type:
$ wolfram
To start Mathematica, type:
$ mathematica

This is very much exciting! I can get the standard command-line version of the engine going just fine, but what about the graphical notepad version?

Sorry for the stupid question - hoping to show it off to a bunch of 4th graders in 2 hours.

Good day, I am working with a school to boot directly into eToys. I am thinking I can use the existing "boot to scratch" as an example, and wanting to know if the wheel has already been invented. If not, I'll get to work. :) I already have the png image file, modified flavours.json and raspi-config....

From the squeak-dev listserver, I have a possible answer: The raspi-config script is here: https://github.com/asb/raspi-config/blob/master/raspi-config You could edit that to add a boottoetoys.sh similarly to boottoscratch.sh. If you're not that familiar with shell scripting, try replacing "& scratc...

Good morning, You guys have so much awesome going on here, it is amazing! Curious, how does one boot directly into eToys? I see the new NOOBS image and raspi-config allow one to boot directly into Scratch, which is based on the same VM. How does one modify it to boot directly into eToys? Thanks much!