Le 2013-07-01 04:36, Michael Schnell a écrit : > On 06/29/2013 03:58 PM, Michel Catudal wrote: >> e same state. For someone who doesn't have the money for an HDMI monitor, it >> does have a RCA connector for NTSC (or PAL) video. > In fact, my friend found that its more comfortable to use VNC and attach to > the Target as a remote GUI from his PC, anyway. So no additional Monitor > necessary. > > He researches on how to switch off the BBB's graphic hardware altogether and > by this free the shared graphics memory for software use and avoid the > unnecessary memory read cycles for the picture refresh. > > (In fact the original purpose of the RPI was young students who perhaps don't > own a PC, so this does not apply here.) > > I find smaller devices like the AVR32 and PIC32 more appropriate for embedded system. ARM devices with Linux are more for use with video. The Pi is a bit slow on graphics so I came to the same conclusion as many that it is more usefull using ssh. I can run setedit nicely using ssh on the Pi.
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