Raspberry Pi Connect and Bookworm

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b.de...@comcast.net

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Feb 28, 2025, 9:30:43 PM2/28/25
to pid...@googlegroups.com, pid...@googlegroups.com, Oscar Vermeulen
I installed my SD card with the latest Imager software which apparently installs Bullseye.  Wanting to try Raspberry Pi Connect, but it only will install on Bookworm which is the non-released opsys.  What?  In addition, trying to "upgrade" to Bookworm it still  won't install RPI Connect.

This Pi stuff is not impressing me at all.   Is anyone using RPI Connect?  I can't get anywhere on my Pi 4.

Very unimpressed with this OPSYS.

Brian

Brian Denley
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Flavio Villanustre

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Mar 1, 2025, 2:03:04 AM3/1/25
to Brian Denley, [PiDP-11], PiDP-10
Brian, you can install it with:

Sudo apt update
Sudo apt full-upgrade
Sudo apt install rpi-connect

Rpi connect works fine, especially when you really need remote access to a Raspberry Pi located behind a firewall from somewhere else in the Internet. However, if you only need access to a Raspberry Pi from within your network, VNC can have less latency. And if you don't need graphical access at all, ssh is really the way to go.

I have RPI Connect configured and I can't complain. But latency on cause movement and screen refreshes can be a bit suboptimal.

Best,

Flavio

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