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= Introduction = | = Introduction = | ||
− | It has been a while since I last set up a Raspberry Pi from scratch. Some things have changed ( pretty much for the better ). This instructable outlines some of the new things, either new in the system or maybe just newly learned by me. This will be quick it is heads up sort of thing. | + | It has been a while since I last set up a Raspberry Pi from scratch. Some things have changed ( pretty much for the better ). This instructable outlines some of the new things, either new in the system or maybe just newly learned by me. This will be quick it is heads up sort of thing. |
= New OS Stretch = | = New OS Stretch = | ||
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== Instantly == | == Instantly == | ||
− | The quickest way ( in terms of setup ) to exchange information with the Pi ( assuming Internet connection ) is to use a wiki | + | The quickest way ( in terms of setup ) to exchange information with the Pi ( assuming Internet connection ) is to use a wiki. Your can write on the PC and read and copy on the Pi. Next enable remote editing and VNC. |
== Notepad++ == | == Notepad++ == | ||
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== VNC == | == VNC == | ||
− | I used to use windows remote desktop not VNC. Now I have dropped remote desktop, as VNC just seems better and easier to install. | + | I used to use windows remote desktop not VNC. Now I have dropped remote desktop, as VNC just seems better and easier to install. It even lets you cut and past between your host and remote machines |
== Samba == | == Samba == |