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+1 -- one of the biggest hurdles I had when I got my pi was actually connecting to the thing. I don't have a TV, and neither do any of my friends. Eventually

by blhack 14y ago

+1 -- one of the biggest hurdles I had when I got my pi was actually connecting to the thing. I don't have a TV, and neither do any of my friends. Eventually I just brought it in to work and plugged it into one of the TVs we use for information display for our customers. -- Since then, though, I've started work on this: http://raspihacker.com http://raspihacker.com The aim of this is to address some of the problems that I encountered with my raspi.

n3rdy 14y ago
The popular pi distros usually support SSH by default. Another solution would be software that finds the pi on your network. You could just use an ip scanner, but a specialized one could filter out any other devices that happen to be running an ssh server or listening on an ssh port.
- blhack 14y ago
  The second thing you just listed is exactly what my remix does.