The workaround to running the python interpreter from git bash is to preface python with the command winpty like so `winpty python`
Reference: http://willi.am/blog/2016/08/08/docker-for-windows-interacti...
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The workaround to running the python interpreter from git bash is to preface python with the command winpty like so `winpty python`
Reference: http://willi.am/blog/2016/08/08/docker-for-windows-interacti...
As someone already mentioned - there's the nexdock which gives you the ability to have a laptop form factor for the Raspberry Pi. There's also a kickstarter from Elecrow offering a nifty laptop form factor called the CrowPi2. The CrowPi2 emphasis is on learning so there's a PCB with lots of sensors and other devices built-in.
There's an app called "Exporter". http://falcon.star-lord.me/exporter/.
I've used it and it works. Software developer also makes Another note taking app Falcon http://falcon.star-lord.me/#features
NOTE: Exporter works well, but it does NOT decrypt locked notes, nor does it handle anything outside of text (e.g, tables or images).
Yep, I agree with Thonny. It comes with Raspbien as well.
Another beginner option which is quite similar to Thonny is Mu. https://codewith.mu
You can try Exporter. I've been using it for some time now to export Apple Notes to markdown and then checking into a git repo. Caveat: it doesn't export attachments or tables.