Would this VNC work with other kindle fires? And does it matter if they have “lockscreen ads”?

Wish you all the best. Happy Thanksgiving. de KJ7VID 73 -- Sincerely, Mike _ KJ7VID 73

Why do you need Windows Authentication when both the Pi and the Kindle run Linux? Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio G8IFF W8IFF and GMRS WRBV701,

Thanks for all of the suggestions. For now, I am going to try the vnc client on my Kindle Fire HD 8.9" because for right now it is what I have on hand. I downloaded the app on the Kindle but I am

My question here would be does Ham-Pi support the touch screen input, or do you HAVE TO plug in a mouse and keyboard? The Raspad OS has a virtual keyboard if you want to be completely portable, so no

Ham-Pi does work with the Raspad 3. used it right after i got mine via the kickstarter last year. Dont need any special OS either. Any of the current OS's will work wit the Raspad 3 with no further

I forgot to say I found it on Amazon it was $125, now $150. -- Sincerely, Mike _ KJ7VID 73

I use SunFounder Raspberry Pi Display 13.3 Inch IPS Portable 2 HDMI Monitor 1920x1080 Gaming Monitor for Ps4 Raspberry Pi WiiU Xbox 360 Windows 7/8/10 -- Sincerely, Mike _ KJ7VID 73

Then there is the Raspad 3. It has a nice, clear high resolution (1280 by 800) 10.1" touchscreen, access to all the Pi's ports, it even has builtin speakers if needed! And a builtin

There is a slightly larger HDMI screen by Eyoyo we have used at work, but has an odd resolution — Charlie 73 de KG2V Http://www.thegallos.com

VNC on your Kindle https://amazon-kindle-fire-hdx-8-9.apkbog.com/en/apk/vnc-client-free Regards, Ray W0EUM -- On 11/25/21 8:55 AM, Aaron K5ATG via

There are a couple of options - the most obvious is the RPi monitor and case (7” touchscreen - you can even type on it if you have small fingers). I saw something on Kickstarter the other day about

Hello all, I'm still pretty new to the RPI screen. I have the Raspberry Pi 4 with 4gb RAM. The main reason why I got the RPI 4 is for portable radio operations. I love to do digital modes and I use a

I just checked (left the rig so I could access it remotely with VNC) and it is 35% or less on the CPU running Fldigi, but not much to decode right now. With WSJT-X it sits at around 10% and jumps to

what trends in CPU usage are you seeing with top while running fldigi vs other software? is it constantly at 40% CPU?

Indeed, the FLRIC case is the one, dissipates the heat, does the job.

You don't need to run putty with sudo. Also, if you need to ssh to other machine you can use ssh as a command: ssh some.host and putty isn't needed here :) Pozdrawiam serdecznie, Tomasz A. Zajdel 73!

So, first question is why are you installing putty? SSH is already installed and the default secure shell. The error is a problem with the GTK toolkit and a quick Google search shows:

After installing putty, when I try starting it this appears: pi@hampi:~ $ sudo putty (putty:2651): Gtk-CRITICAL **: 15:44:33.286: gtk_box_gadget_distribute: assertion 'size >= 0' failed in

I switched to the aluminum FLIRC Pi-zero case and my problem is solved! With continuous FLdigi use the temperature of the processor is not getting over 115F (46C) and no more shutdowns. That is a very