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More importantly, Kivy also has Vulkan compatibility, which is the only thing you can run on the Pi 5 since it has no OpenGL support. Can you really use it wit
by moffkalast 2y ago
More importantly, Kivy also has Vulkan compatibility, which is the only thing you can run on the Pi 5 since it has no OpenGL support.
Can you really use it without a desktop env though? Would be cool if one could launch it in full kiosk mode from the headless tty.
- jdboyd 2y agoI have an application deployed on Raspberry Pi 3 machines running a GUI touch application running on EGL without X11. To do so you set the Window provider to `egl_rpi`. My recall is that I had to do a custom build of Kivy to do this at the time. I'm pretty sure you can do this with a Raspberry Pi 4, but I don't know for sure about a Raspberry Pi 5.
- peanball 2y agoI have a project with Raspberry Pis up to 3B+ (https://just-functional.com https://just-functional.com). egl_rpi is not supported on 4, but KMS/DRM is, still headless.
- kcb 2y ago> which is the only thing you can run on the Pi 5 since it has no OpenGL support. https://mesamatrix.net https://mesamatrix.net v3d conformant up to OpenGL 3.1.
- spacechild1 2y ago> which is the only thing you can run on the Pi 5 since it has no OpenGL support. The Pi has always supported OpenGL ES though.