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Hark0

Quote from: MrTAToad on 2012-May-28
I went USB and I don't have any bluthtooth peripherals

I went for the Debian Squeeze option



Oh my god.... where is my RP??????

:O ;)
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Ian Price

Looks good :)
I came. I saw. I played.

Ian Price

Have you run any GLB apps on the Pi yet?
I came. I saw. I played.

MrTAToad

Alas, need Gernot to update GLBasic for it.

I just tried the web browser and a few other things, just to make sure it all worked okay :)

And it did

It was  a shame the TV didn't detect a signal - I ended up using my computer monitor.


Kitty Hello

Try a Pandora build. Or a Wiz build. They "might" run. Start your program with STDOUT and read the console output.

Minion

I has Raspberry PI :)


mentalthink

This it´s the new mode...

Now we have this (we have to wait a little)

http://liliputing.com/2011/03/toradexs-xiilun-claimes-to-be-worlds-smallest-atom-e6xx-pc.html

The diference it´s Intel Atom, and I suppose you can install win 7 and 8 whitout problems, I real a bit about R-Pi whit windows , and they say it´s a hell try to work, I´m not sure about this...

The price, I´m not sure, but i think have to be similar price... or not...


erico

Quote from: Minion on 2012-Jun-01
I has Raspberry PI :)

Yeah! More apple-banana users..gasp cough... I mean raspberry Pi users! :S
I´m starting to feel a little envy...

Mr.T , how is the GLB front going on it? Are you sure the settings on the TV was correct? Or the signal going out the PI to be correct? I´m afraid I can´t help much on the TV part of it without actually checking the TV model. But I would think it must work somehow. :good:

MrTAToad

I wont be able to try GLBasic until my second one has arrived as I've packed the first away.  I'll try the TV settings again, but it's not easy to get wrong :)

I was certainly expecting it work, but there must be some timings that the Pi uses which the TV doesn't...

mentalthink

A question, about the consume, what it´s, 1W?¿...

I thinking in buy one, for the online- Scores, I think it´s more chaper have this device, and can make things whit PHP ...

I suppose the GLbasic code compiled for this Debian runs ok?¿, isn´t it?¿

PS: I leave this idea, I think make a market of games for this device, can be cool, the firft in do it, I think can win money... I don´t have any idea about contents Managers.... (if you make rich please, remenber me else I  >:D    =D)

MrTAToad

I dont know what the power consumption is exactly, but being an ARM processor, it would be very low...

I presume Gernot will choose Debian as the default OS, although I dont see why the other OS's (aside from OpenRiscOS) shouldn't work too - it'll be something I will try (if it works on Debian of course).

mentalthink

ok, Thanks in advance, MrTatoad...  :-*

Minion

I got my first GLB app running on th PI :)

Its nothing special, but it works :)

Code (glbasic) Select
LOCAL x=0
LOCAL mx,my,b1,b2
REPEAT
PRINT x,100,100
x=x+1
FOR m=1 TO 100
DRAWRECT RND(100),RND(100),RND(200),RND(200),RGB(RND(255),RND(255),RND(255))
NEXT
SHOWSCREEN
MOUSESTATE mx,my,b1,b2
UNTIL b1=TRUE


That seems to run at a full 60fps. Changing the FOR m=1 to 1000 drops to about 8fps tho ;( But considering .... at least it works ;)

erico


MrTAToad

Are you compiling for the Caanoo ?