Hi

Is it possible the run nodeLink under Win10 on Raspberry2? 

Seems less of a hack than going through MONO

No idea.

Mono is not a hack. It is an open source implementation of .Net Framework for linux.

It is no more a hack than .Net itself.

Edited December 9, 20159 yr by io_guy

Ooh - I hadn't thought of that. Microsoft has an Iot build of Win10 that targets the rpi - specifically for running .net code.

Yeah, I was just reading a bit about it.  Sounds interesting and might tie in to my Windows PC world easier than Linux.  I will definitely keep this on the radar.  Might pick up an extra micro SD card to make a Windows image to test out.

This may be a bit off base, but I didn't find a win10 only thread.

 

Does the latest, not Beta, release work with win10?  The print is tiny.

Does the latest, not Beta, release work with win10?  The print is tiny.

 

The font size is addressed in 4.4.1 as a feature in the admin console, but I believe 4.4.1 is still beta.

 

The other alternative is use this method. The directions were written for the touch screen Surface tablet, so you'll need to "right click" instead, where it says to "press and hold"

 

Paul

Edited December 27, 20159 yr by paulbates

Clicking "this method" doesn't bring me where I need to be.  Am I missing something?  Thanks.  BTW, it is a Surface Pro 4 with a keyboard.

Clicking "this method" doesn't bring me where I need to be.  Am I missing something?  Thanks.  BTW, it is a Surface Pro 4 with a keyboard.

 

Doh! Sorry about that. This is the link, I fixed the prior one as well.

Clicking "this method" doesn't bring me where I need to be.  Am I missing something?  Thanks.  BTW, it is a Surface Pro 4 with a keyboard.

I just installed v4.4.1 on my Surface 3 Pro and being able to change the font size was a big improvement. I didn't try out all screens, as I ran out of time, but it was better.

 

DC

I've gone through two Surface Pro's in the past few days and I have just finished installing a Dell XPS15. They all have had the mini print issue since the native resolution is +/- 3400 x ????. The aspect ratio on the Surface is 3/2; Dell, 16/9; monitor 16/9.

 

When I run the program on the connected monitor at a reduced resolution of +/- 1900 x ????, the size is fine.

Edited January 3, 20169 yr by haroldunger

No idea.

Mono is not a hack. It is an open source implementation of .Net Framework for linux.

It is no more a hack than .Net itself.

Spent a little time trying - seems one would need to install Mono as well in win10 to run an exe

However, I believe you can simply recompile you source and the development tool should generate the app needed (which should be easy to install)

Any chance you would be up to try it - if you develop in VB, it should be supported as far as I understand

It seems like a nice development platform

Tool a look, not going to happen. It's more than just a compile, the app needs to be changed to a UWP, which is not supported by standard Framework or mono.

 

Short answer, I won't be supporting it.

Maybe when .Net core comes along we might have some success (assuming W10 IOT supports it).

Edited January 11, 20169 yr by io_guy