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Sorry, silly question: can one use this Win10 R-pi as a "real computer"? (more to the point: I want to run labview programs on this r-pi, because of its small s
by pen2l 11y ago
Sorry, silly question: can one use this Win10 R-pi as a "real computer"? (more to the point: I want to run labview programs on this r-pi, because of its small size/cost -- give/receive triggers various home automation equipment etc., I'm wondering if that'll be possible with this)
- preya2k 11y agoProbably not since there is no GUI and regular Windows command line tools won't run out of the box.
- andycross 11y agoIt has a gui. It supports headed and headless modes. you're right tho, most tools from win32 won't work.
- chadzawistowski 11y agoHeaded-mode runs a single XAML app in fullscreen, and there is no taskbar or start menu or anything.
- Matthias247 11y agoI'm guessing it can also only run the new universal windows apps. The classical desktop apps are only available on x86 - which the Pi is not.
- s73v3r 11y agoNo, this will not work as a regular desktop Windows. It's more of an embedded Windows install.
- miguelrochefort 11y agoYou can install LabView on it, just not if the OS is Windows 10 IoT. http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/LabVIEW-for-Raspberry-Pi/idi-p/2082026 http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/LabVIEW-for-Ra...
- pen2l 11y agoSorry, I must be missing something. I see no mention of a successful Labview install on an R-pi, no matter the operating system. Maybe I missed a thread? I'm okay with any operating system of course, I just want my Labview program to run on it.