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I have created an application through Python that has library dependencies on Qt4, pyqt4, pyqtgraph etc. This application is based on Raspberry Pi, I have developed and finished it on the platform.
I want to configure Raspberry Pi to only run that one single application. When I power the Raspberry Pi, it should not go to desktop but run the application (eventually only use necessary packages,library etc).
I have been looking around on different forums on how people do it, but it's not what I'm exactly looking for. There are also different solutions but it's just a bit confusing, that's why I'm here asking for advice/tips on how to implement that.
So far I've tried sudo /etc/profile and at the end of that file I call python3 /home/pi/test.py where I execute my application.
But I get X cannot connect Server error and Virtual Keyboard Florence is not really registering the button pressed.
python raspberry-pi x-server qt4
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I have created an application through Python that has library dependencies on Qt4, pyqt4, pyqtgraph etc. This application is based on Raspberry Pi, I have developed and finished it on the platform.
I want to configure Raspberry Pi to only run that one single application. When I power the Raspberry Pi, it should not go to desktop but run the application (eventually only use necessary packages,library etc).
I have been looking around on different forums on how people do it, but it's not what I'm exactly looking for. There are also different solutions but it's just a bit confusing, that's why I'm here asking for advice/tips on how to implement that.
So far I've tried sudo /etc/profile and at the end of that file I call python3 /home/pi/test.py where I execute my application.
But I get X cannot connect Server error and Virtual Keyboard Florence is not really registering the button pressed.
python raspberry-pi x-server qt4
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use/etc/local.rcto start stuff on boot. see: raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/rc-local.md
– Bart
yesterday
@Bart Why not use a systemd service?
– RononDex
yesterday
@RononDex, you can, personal preference here.
– Bart
yesterday
Why did you install an OS with GUI if you don't intend to use it? Switch to raspbian lite for example
– Panki
yesterday
1
@Bart I see, just personally I would use systemd services when possible, since then its not distro specific (any distro with systemd will work)
– RononDex
yesterday
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I have created an application through Python that has library dependencies on Qt4, pyqt4, pyqtgraph etc. This application is based on Raspberry Pi, I have developed and finished it on the platform.
I want to configure Raspberry Pi to only run that one single application. When I power the Raspberry Pi, it should not go to desktop but run the application (eventually only use necessary packages,library etc).
I have been looking around on different forums on how people do it, but it's not what I'm exactly looking for. There are also different solutions but it's just a bit confusing, that's why I'm here asking for advice/tips on how to implement that.
So far I've tried sudo /etc/profile and at the end of that file I call python3 /home/pi/test.py where I execute my application.
But I get X cannot connect Server error and Virtual Keyboard Florence is not really registering the button pressed.
python raspberry-pi x-server qt4
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I have created an application through Python that has library dependencies on Qt4, pyqt4, pyqtgraph etc. This application is based on Raspberry Pi, I have developed and finished it on the platform.
I want to configure Raspberry Pi to only run that one single application. When I power the Raspberry Pi, it should not go to desktop but run the application (eventually only use necessary packages,library etc).
I have been looking around on different forums on how people do it, but it's not what I'm exactly looking for. There are also different solutions but it's just a bit confusing, that's why I'm here asking for advice/tips on how to implement that.
So far I've tried sudo /etc/profile and at the end of that file I call python3 /home/pi/test.py where I execute my application.
But I get X cannot connect Server error and Virtual Keyboard Florence is not really registering the button pressed.
python raspberry-pi x-server qt4
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use/etc/local.rcto start stuff on boot. see: raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/rc-local.md
– Bart
yesterday
@Bart Why not use a systemd service?
– RononDex
yesterday
@RononDex, you can, personal preference here.
– Bart
yesterday
Why did you install an OS with GUI if you don't intend to use it? Switch to raspbian lite for example
– Panki
yesterday
1
@Bart I see, just personally I would use systemd services when possible, since then its not distro specific (any distro with systemd will work)
– RononDex
yesterday
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use/etc/local.rcto start stuff on boot. see: raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/rc-local.md
– Bart
yesterday
@Bart Why not use a systemd service?
– RononDex
yesterday
@RononDex, you can, personal preference here.
– Bart
yesterday
Why did you install an OS with GUI if you don't intend to use it? Switch to raspbian lite for example
– Panki
yesterday
1
@Bart I see, just personally I would use systemd services when possible, since then its not distro specific (any distro with systemd will work)
– RononDex
yesterday
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/etc/local.rc to start stuff on boot. see: raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/rc-local.md– Bart
yesterday
use
/etc/local.rc to start stuff on boot. see: raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/rc-local.md– Bart
yesterday
@Bart Why not use a systemd service?
– RononDex
yesterday
@Bart Why not use a systemd service?
– RononDex
yesterday
@RononDex, you can, personal preference here.
– Bart
yesterday
@RononDex, you can, personal preference here.
– Bart
yesterday
Why did you install an OS with GUI if you don't intend to use it? Switch to raspbian lite for example
– Panki
yesterday
Why did you install an OS with GUI if you don't intend to use it? Switch to raspbian lite for example
– Panki
yesterday
1
1
@Bart I see, just personally I would use systemd services when possible, since then its not distro specific (any distro with systemd will work)
– RononDex
yesterday
@Bart I see, just personally I would use systemd services when possible, since then its not distro specific (any distro with systemd will work)
– RononDex
yesterday
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/etc/local.rcto start stuff on boot. see: raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/rc-local.md– Bart
yesterday
@Bart Why not use a systemd service?
– RononDex
yesterday
@RononDex, you can, personal preference here.
– Bart
yesterday
Why did you install an OS with GUI if you don't intend to use it? Switch to raspbian lite for example
– Panki
yesterday
1
@Bart I see, just personally I would use systemd services when possible, since then its not distro specific (any distro with systemd will work)
– RononDex
yesterday