Not yet. I'm planning on making a graphing calculator out of it. Raspian comes with Mathematica 10n5wd wrote:Only if you're playing with Raspbian! Although I do have Ubuntu running on one of my Pi2's now and then. Primarily,my Pi2's serve as hosts for IPVoice applications using amateur radio: Maggie has a DVMega transceiver (a dual band 2 meters or 70 cm radio on it) running D-Star, and Dora is mated to an IRLP (Internet Radio Linking Project) simplex node that's about to go on the air (IRLP Node 3997 in case anyone was wondering!).Dave2 wrote:I bought a Raspberry Pi 2 a couple weeks ago. Does that count?
73 Wayne N5WD
You can get a touchscreen that has Raspian drivers for < $40... I just need to find/make a keypad and figure out the case & batteries.