It might be worth noting that the process of starting a VNC session and providing a FE on the headless Raspberry Pi has been automated in the latest release (using turbovnc): In[1]:= Rasterize[Disk[]] Out[1]= -Graphics- The same limitations apply. It's slow when initializing the vnc session and Font...

Does VideoCore have OpenCL support? If not, I'm not sure that there's any GPGPU stuff for Mathematica that would be suitable for this.

ejolson wrote:Is there any news on a version of Mathematica for the Pi with CCodeGenerator?

The update is currently going through QA and it includes CCodeGenerator. Should be out shortly.

Has this init.d script been removed from newer installations? I just re-installed wolfram-engine and there is nothing related in /etc/init.d Yes. That particular script was not supposed to be present in the first place. There should be a much more robust solution for using a daemonized kernel in th...

Ok, so this is confirmed. It appears a bug in the Raspberry Pi version of Mathematica that the CCodeGenerator package is missing. I've looked in /opt/Wolfram/WolframEngine/10.0/SystemFiles and there is no files that contain CCodeGenerator in them. I wonder who the point of contact should be for rep...

Here are some things you might be able to try: 1) Reboot the Raspberry Pi 2) Make sure your system is fully up to date: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade If Mathematica is not running on the desktop but "wolfram" is working on the command line, then it's having an issue loading the desktop...

Thanks for all the help. I appreciated. I just wanted to play with Mathematica (I have heard great things about it). Although it will be slower in softfp systems, will it still be useable? Any one knows if there are plans for such a release? We don't currently have any plans to release a softfp bui...

I'll add that line to the official debian package. So, this should be changed in the next update. Thanks for the feedback!

It's not clear to me why the lack of StartupNotify would lead to a menu icon not being populated. There are no hacks in the package installation that specify pi's home directory, either, so behavior should be the same for all users. I can check whether or not we're adhering the Startup Notification ...

Well, that's embarrassing. That should be fixed in the next update. Thanks for bringing it to our attention...

I understand why this particular function is using a lot of memory, but in this case I can't say for certain that it's ever going to work well on a Raspberry Pi Model A. For the moment, if you find yourself running out of resources, you can always have us do the calculation: weather = WolframAlpha["...

When I tried it in a command window I got this: pi@pi ~/python $ wolfram Wolfram Language (Raspberry Pi Pilot Release) Copyright 1988-2013 Wolfram Research Information & help: wolfram.com/raspi In[1]:= Play[Sin[440 2 Pi t], {t, 0, 1}] Out[1]= Sound[SampledSoundFunction[CompiledFunction[{Play`Time3}...