Re: Raspi-Config
I'm new to scripting, so it is likely over my head, but I'll bet it's a simple script, and open source. If we made an attempt with a github page, we might get some great contributors. Glenn - Original Message - From: D.J.J. Ring, Jr. To: Ian. C. Bray Cc: K0LNY ; debian-accessibility@lists.debian.org Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2023 2:23 AM Subject: Re: Raspi-Config Does anyone know how to make it for Debian? Volunteers? Regards, David On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 11:17 PM Ian. C. Bray wrote: Ooo! Yes, yes, yes! I think I like that. A great deal… And possibly somebody to consider "authoring "the "text Dash mode Dash graphical – menus "to not sound like a total jabber circus when using speech?! Ian C. Bray Email: i...@aye.net Gmail: ian.c.b...@gmail.com Imail: ian.c.b...@icloud.com * This contact information is given as intended for the original recipient(s) specified in the directed field in the original message provided header and is not to be shared with any other person(s) organization, group, or entity, biological or mechanical, or otherwise constructed withouth the express permission of myself directly. On May 29, 2023, at 10:48, K0LNY wrote: Howdy, I thought I'd toy with raspi-config on my Debian 11.7 CLI install. I first installed the oldest one, and the install failed because it was looking for parted. So I installed parted, and had to then do apt --fix-broken install Then I installed the raspi-config deb file and it works like it does on the raspberry pi. I know that there are some things it won't be able to do, like change the clock speed of the processor, but it can be used I suspect for setting up the basic things. Here's a link if anyone else cares to play with it: https://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian/pool/main/r/raspi-config/ Something like this would be nice in Debian. Glenn
Re: Raspi-Config
Does anyone know how to make it for Debian? Volunteers? Regards, David On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 11:17 PM Ian. C. Bray wrote: > Ooo! Yes, yes, yes! I think I like that. A great deal… > > And possibly somebody to consider "authoring "the "text Dash mode Dash > graphical – menus "to not sound like a total jabber circus when using > speech?! > Ian C. Bray > Email: i...@aye.net > Gmail: ian.c.b...@gmail.com > Imail: ian.c.b...@icloud.com > > * This contact information is given as intended for the original > recipient(s) specified in the directed field in the original message > provided header and is not to be shared with any other person(s) > organization, group, or entity, biological or mechanical, or otherwise > constructed withouth the express permission of myself directly. > > On May 29, 2023, at 10:48, K0LNY wrote: > > > Howdy, > I thought I'd toy with raspi-config on my Debian 11.7 CLI install. > I first installed the oldest one, and the install failed because it was > looking for parted. > So I installed parted, and had to then do > apt --fix-broken install > Then I installed the raspi-config deb file and it works like it does on > the raspberry pi. > I know that there are some things it won't be able to do, like change the > clock speed of the processor, but it can be used I suspect for setting up > the basic things. > Here's a link if anyone else cares to play with it: > https://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian/pool/main/r/raspi-config/ > Something like this would be nice in Debian. > > Glenn > >
Re: Raspi-Config
Ooo! Yes, yes, yes! I think I like that. A great deal… And possibly somebody to consider "authoring "the "text Dash mode Dash graphical – menus "to not sound like a total jabber circus when using speech?! Ian C. Bray Email: i...@aye.net Gmail: ian.c.b...@gmail.com Imail: ian.c.b...@icloud.com * This contact information is given as intended for the original recipient(s) specified in the directed field in the original message provided header and is not to be shared with any other person(s) organization, group, or entity, biological or mechanical, or otherwise constructed withouth the express permission of myself directly. > On May 29, 2023, at 10:48, K0LNY wrote: > > > Howdy, > I thought I'd toy with raspi-config on my Debian 11.7 CLI install. > I first installed the oldest one, and the install failed because it was > looking for parted. > So I installed parted, and had to then do > apt --fix-broken install > Then I installed the raspi-config deb file and it works like it does on the > raspberry pi. > I know that there are some things it won't be able to do, like change the > clock speed of the processor, but it can be used I suspect for setting up the > basic things. > Here's a link if anyone else cares to play with it: > https://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian/pool/main/r/raspi-config/ > Something like this would be nice in Debian. > > Glenn
Re: Raspi-Config
On 5/29/23 16:48, K0LNY wrote: Howdy, I thought I'd toy with raspi-config on my Debian 11.7 CLI install. I first installed the oldest one, and the install failed because it was looking for parted. So I installed parted, and had to then do apt --fix-broken install Then I installed the raspi-config deb file and it works like it does on the raspberry pi. This is not supported by Debian by any means. -- John Doe
Raspi-Config
Howdy, I thought I'd toy with raspi-config on my Debian 11.7 CLI install. I first installed the oldest one, and the install failed because it was looking for parted. So I installed parted, and had to then do apt --fix-broken install Then I installed the raspi-config deb file and it works like it does on the raspberry pi. I know that there are some things it won't be able to do, like change the clock speed of the processor, but it can be used I suspect for setting up the basic things. Here's a link if anyone else cares to play with it: https://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian/pool/main/r/raspi-config/ Something like this would be nice in Debian. Glenn
raspi-config
Hi All, Raspian has a configure tool called raspi-config. It makes setting up the RPI really easy. I am wondering if there is such a tool for Debian in general, and if not, can the raspi-config be altered to be used on Debian? Armian has a armi-config tool too, although that one is not screenreader friendly. Glenn
