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Hi- Just getting around to posting my first (post)...I have been interested in LINUX for years and have built a home desktop PC running Debian! Lots of fun. Now I have made the leap and purchased my very own RASPBERY PI 3. Along with the pi came a davis weather station as a present. Now I am attempting to get WVIEW program to install on the pi- but alas: NO JOY. Not finding the correct process to run the install script. Oh well- I did obtain the DEBIAN HANDBOOK and am reading through it to seek the knowledge I desire. That's about it for me. ANy comments/observations or suggestions for me would be appreciated. Tnx. /Ericg.
Hello and welcome to the forum. If you'd like help with installing wview, please feel free to create a thread in the "Newbie" or another appropriate forum. This one is for introductions only.
SOLVED! I am going to a better fourm: Linux - Embedded and Single Board Computer.
Thank you.
/Ericg
Excellent choice. And by the way, do not beat yourself up trying to figure out how to mark this current thread as solved. In the New Member Intro forum you cannot do that. Technical forums you can and I encourage persons when they do solve a problem that they mark those threads as solved. Happy computing!
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