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| If you dont have Mathematica on your computer, you can still use it to run Mathemtica on a Raspberry Pi. The trick is to use VNC, and works from any computer with a terminal and a VNC viewer. I am only familiar with Macs and iPads, which have... |
| In another post, "How to Start Mathematica using VNC", I had a problem caused by a misprint in an autostart file. I have edited that post. I found how to install VNC on the Pi here: ... |
| My apologies to the group. When I made the previous post, I was getting a bizzare result and was wondering why. The button had not been properly seated. The post has been edited. Another mistake led to my post about not being able to run... |
| Problem solved! In ~/.config/autostart/tightvnc.desktop, Exec=vncserver:1 should have been Exec=vncserver :1 VNC starts at boot up, and Mathematica runs just fine from iPad and Mac. I'm again happily turning LEDs on and off, now from both. |