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Pretty great fake talk, which he forgot to mention was a fake talk at the end.On 28 February 2012 00:11, Adam Prescott adam.prescott01@googlemail.com wrote:
What’s BBC Gate and what is it on that, that you’re referring too?
According to the BBC the Rasperry Pi load has taken both sites down.
Which is really annoying, as I wanted something that isn’t a silly
piece of PCB.
Looks like they are both back now. Seemingly all 10k that were
available have sold out already.
I think they are a nice board but I’m not really sure what I’d use one
for - they lack the power to run really ‘interesting’ software and they
lack the connectivity of an Arduino.
According to the BBC the Rasperry Pi load has taken both sites down.
Which is really annoying, as I wanted something that isn’t a silly
piece of PCB.
Looks like they are both back now. Seemingly all 10k that were available
have sold out already.
I think they are a nice board but I’m not really sure what I’d use one for -
they lack the power to run really ‘interesting’ software and they lack the
connectivity of an Arduino.
According to this month’s Linux Format, there’s an expansion board
(offhand, I think, called a Gumboboard) for these which will give the
Pi the expansion features and general functionality of an Arduino…
Jon “The Nice Guy” Spriggs
According to this month’s Linux Format, there’s an expansion board
(offhand, I think, called a Gumboboard) for these which will give the
Pi the expansion features and general functionality of an Arduino…
Am I the only one thinking that if you want the features and general
functionality of an Arduino, that maybe you should get an Arduino?!
I’m planning on using one for the project a sketch, plug the two
quadrature encoders and the accelerometer into a minimus, and use a
hdmi to vga adaptor for the projector. Will mean a lot less stuff to
carry around, and since its a single function pc, a lot less setup
time at the other end!On 29 February 2012 11:10, Ian Norton i.d.norton@gmail.com wrote:
According to this month’s Linux Format, there’s an expansion board
(offhand, I think, called a Gumboboard) for these which will give the
Pi the expansion features and general functionality of an Arduino…
Am I the only one thinking that if you want the features and general
functionality of an Arduino, that maybe you should get an Arduino?!
I’m planning on using one for the project a sketch, plug the two
quadrature encoders and the accelerometer into a minimus, and use a
hdmi to vga adaptor for the projector. Will mean a lot less stuff to
carry around, and since its a single function pc, a lot less setup
time at the other end!
What software is currently used to drive the projector?
I like the plan of using it for the project a sketch…Good
plan…Correct me if I’m wrong but the way the project a sketch works
is to read the position of the encoders and draw lines on the screen
using processing and to clear to the display if the accelerometer is
actuated…thats it! By using the R’ PI you can program the display
section more cleverly preventing people from sending the cursor off
screen never to be seen again…and have it store pictures etc.
I’m planning on using one for the project a sketch, plug the two
quadrature encoders and the accelerometer into a minimus, and use a
hdmi to vga adaptor for the projector. Will mean a lot less stuff to
carry around, and since its a single function pc, a lot less setup
time at the other end!
What software is currently used to drive the projector?
