The Graphical User Interface, or GUI, allows the user to interact with images rather than text.
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How to printscreen on Raspberry Pi?
I would like to screenshot the Midori browser and i've tried the following methods as mentioned HERE.
Using Imagemagick which is pre-installed in Raspberry Pi. I pressed the printscreen key on the ...
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WPA_GUI “the configuration could not be saved”
I'm trying to setup WiFi on my RaspberryPi running Raspbian. WPI_GUI refuses to allow my to save it's configuration as
The configuration could not be saved. The update_config=1
configuration ...
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Raspbmc - can the command-line be accessed from within the GUI?
In Raspbmc, I can get to the terminal command-line by hitting the GUI "Power off" button, choosing Exit and then hitting Esc on the attached keyboard.
My question is: can I get to the command-line ...
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How to set my Raspberry Pi to boot into the GUI?
Ok,
As from my previous question, I asked what the power off button in the corner does. Then somebody said if you boot into the GUI automaticlly, it will give you some options.
My question is,
How ...
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Graphic interface with Arch ARM/Debian on RPI
I am a student and my laptop just broke. Due to my lack of money I am thinking to buy a RPI. What I wonder is how well a graphical interface would run on RPI if I install Arch Arm or Debian.
The ...
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Can I get different desktop environments for my GUI interference? [closed]
I'm getting a bit fed up of the Desktop Environment that the Raspberry Pi came with. Is there any GUI that I can install like Cinnamon? And how would I do it?
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Desktop Mode problems
I have run into a quite puzzling problem.
I was fiddling around with the raspi-config settings, and I decided that I'd try running my RPi once with boot_behaviour set on Desktop Mode. Upon ...
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How can I remove the GUI from Raspbian/Debian?
I would like to know how to completely remove X.org and all GUI-related components from Raspbian or soft-float Debian. The most obvious solution would be sudo apt-get purge xorg, but I am afraid that ...
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Does Arch come with a GUI preinstalled?
I know that, for some people, this may seem like an obvious question, but, as a former user of the desktop version of Arch Linux (which came without GUI preinstalled), I have to ask: does the ...
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Can I run Wah!Cade or any other GUI frontend to MAME?
Has there been any progress on GUI frontends like wah!cade for the Raspberry Pi?
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XMBC UI slow on RasPi. How to speed it up?
We can run XBMC media player on Raspberry Pi - great!
While the playback is fine, the UI is somewhat slow. How do I speed it up?
For example, what is your experience with faster SD cards. is it ...
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Empty desktop after typing “startx”
I've flashed a 2GB SD card with the Raspbian wheezy image from http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads, which boots up fine, but after typing "startx", I'm facing an empty desktop with the raspberry ...
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Recommended GUI toolkit for Python development on the Raspberry Pi
I am teaching my daughter Python (and myself to some degree) using the Pi, and we have had a great time so far - but the CLI can only take us so far. I have started looking at other toolkits, ...
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When set to boot in to X-server, RasPi is booting without password
Regardless of whether I boot to a GUI or to the console, I always want a password enabled on all of my machines.
I've looked at as many tutorials as I can find regarding this, and although there are ...
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How do I create a customized Debian?
I would like to have a command line based OS, I don't want to use GUI, in my case it would be enough a command line based OS, so the system can be faster and tinier. How can I create customize Debian ...
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How can I enable the GUI on the Debian “Squeeze” Image?
The downloads page indicates that this image includes LXDE, but I'm having trouble enabling it.
