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Why do you want to "edit config.txt"? What are you hoping to achieve? Follow the instructions for "First boot" on https://www.raspberrypi.org/help/noobs-setup/ Following this config.txt will be on t …

Just copy the SD Card and it should work, assuming you are using Raspberry Pi OS (unless you have installed some incompatible software). I use the same Bookworm image on a Pi3+, Pi4 & Pi5 (setting uni …

You are wasting your time! wine is a Windows API layer for x86 Linux machines. It will NOT RUN on ARM.

You should learn to use the tools. apt-cache search name will find all packages mentioning name. apt-cache search vnc Will show packages which mention VNC, and you then use apt-cache showpkg to ex …

Firstly MATE 18.04 for the Pi is still in beta and has some outstanding issues. Ubuntu uses Network Manager for networking, and normally Predictable Network Names, which are not transferable from ma …

Your problem is "using MacOS to create the SD". Try using the Raspberry Pi installer.

This (whatever it may be) seems to be designed for a 64bit OS. arch=amd64 In general just downloading an app is unlikely to be successful (even if for the correct architecture) unless it is designed …

Once you get to the end of the wizard, it will not reappear when your Pi is booted. If you do want to use it again for some reason, just run it manually by typing (in the Desktop Run dialog) sudo piwi …

If you had downloaded library files designed for the version of OS you have it should work if they were self contained and installed in the correct location. Generally other files e.g. headers and dep …

Try python3-numpy python2 is obsolete and not included in Raspberry Pi OS. If you are following any examples which use python2 try something up to date.

The recent Raspberry Pi OS no longer have a default user or password and require keyboard and screen to set a default user. There are options in the latest imager to specify settings before imagining …

Just install python3-paho-mqtt which is in the repository!

You seem to be running NOOBS (one of the Foundation's worst ideas). This is NOT upgradable - even a "fresh install" will fail. Even if you had directly installed Raspbian, the Foundation advice is to …

You can NOT run RPi.GPIO on a Pi5 because the GPIO is on a different chip which is not accessible via memory. The best option at the moment appears to be Joan's lgpio although you can use libgpiod whi …

You have failed to explain (in detail) how you "Used the recommended installation of 64bit OS with desktop environment. I also enabled SSH with the settings before installation with username@raspberry …