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I'm trying to connect a non-dongle bluetooth keyboard to a rasberry pi but I don't have a regular keyboard to set it up. Just a mouse.
I have a script to install the bluetooth manager which i can transfer over from a thumb drive but no way to execute it. Is there a script to execute commands?
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I'm trying to connect a non-dongle bluetooth keyboard to a rasberry pi but I don't have a regular keyboard to set it up. Just a mouse.
I have a script to install the bluetooth manager which i can transfer over from a thumb drive but no way to execute it. Is there a script to execute commands?
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I'm trying to connect a non-dongle bluetooth keyboard to a rasberry pi but I don't have a regular keyboard to set it up. Just a mouse.
I have a script to install the bluetooth manager which i can transfer over from a thumb drive but no way to execute it. Is there a script to execute commands?
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I'm trying to connect a non-dongle bluetooth keyboard to a rasberry pi but I don't have a regular keyboard to set it up. Just a mouse.
I have a script to install the bluetooth manager which i can transfer over from a thumb drive but no way to execute it. Is there a script to execute commands?
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You can use a on screen keyboard. Just look here into the official documentation:
Instead of typing "settings" you have to search for the entry manually, which should not be a problem.
If you want to run a script (.sh), it's best to copy to your home folder. Then run a terminal and type
chmod +x yourscript.sh
./yourscript.sh
First line will make the file executable, which is an addition security barrier so you don't run downloaded files accidently. Second line will run the script.
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You can use a on screen keyboard. Just look here into the official documentation:
Instead of typing "settings" you have to search for the entry manually, which should not be a problem.
If you want to run a script (.sh), it's best to copy to your home folder. Then run a terminal and type
chmod +x yourscript.sh
./yourscript.sh
First line will make the file executable, which is an addition security barrier so you don't run downloaded files accidently. Second line will run the script.
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You can use a on screen keyboard. Just look here into the official documentation:
Instead of typing "settings" you have to search for the entry manually, which should not be a problem.
If you want to run a script (.sh), it's best to copy to your home folder. Then run a terminal and type
chmod +x yourscript.sh
./yourscript.sh
First line will make the file executable, which is an addition security barrier so you don't run downloaded files accidently. Second line will run the script.
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You can use a on screen keyboard. Just look here into the official documentation:
Instead of typing "settings" you have to search for the entry manually, which should not be a problem.
If you want to run a script (.sh), it's best to copy to your home folder. Then run a terminal and type
chmod +x yourscript.sh
./yourscript.sh
First line will make the file executable, which is an addition security barrier so you don't run downloaded files accidently. Second line will run the script.
answered 6 hours ago
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You can use a on screen keyboard. Just look here into the official documentation:
Instead of typing "settings" you have to search for the entry manually, which should not be a problem.
If you want to run a script (.sh), it's best to copy to your home folder. Then run a terminal and type
chmod +x yourscript.sh
./yourscript.sh
First line will make the file executable, which is an addition security barrier so you don't run downloaded files accidently. Second line will run the script.
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