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I picked up one from our local MicroCenter and it works fine with Slackware using the SARPI install in case anyone wants to get one.
I do have a couple questions though. Can X/KDE still support screen rotation and/or scrolling?
Also what is a more lightweight window manager I could use?
I do have a couple questions though. Can X/KDE still support screen rotation and/or scrolling?
Also what is a more lightweight window manager I could use?
Not sure about screen rotation. Xfce is a good window manager and not as resource-heavy as KDE.
I picked up one from our local MicroCenter and it works fine with Slackware using the SARPI install in case anyone wants to get one.
I do have a couple questions though. Can X/KDE still support screen rotation and/or scrolling?
Also what is a more lightweight window manager I could use?
Sorry to revive an old thread, shortly after this my son was in the hospital then we have the summer break from school so I'm finally getting back to it.
I overwrote my Slackware install with rasbian by mistake so I installed slackware again on another microSD card and tested and it worked, not sure why it didn't before so it must have been a pebkac error.
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