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Display relates to the use and output of display systems for the Rasberry Pi. The built-in video connectors are HDMI, RCA composite (yellow plug), and a 4-pole 3.5 mm jack.
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How do I display an image file (PNG) in a simple window?
What I'd love to be able to do is launch my application on the pi and have a PNG display somehow. New window, full screen, etc. … What would be the most pragmatic, easiest, fastest way to have the screen display just an image file?
Here's my code that outputs the RFID:
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