Add Raspberry PI installation

[Zedris]

I added a Raspbian (Raspberry Pi) installation section for the readme.
this entire installation took had me nuking my installation about 10-15 times to figure it out so it worked:P
Thanks for all the help Dangle!!

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[colin99d]

I love this PR! Great work! Unfortunately, I do not have a Raspberry Pi so I cannot test. @DidierRLopes do we have someone with one? Also, this is just icing on top, but we could have a command that automatically activates the environment and opens the terminal. I wrote a command that automatically adds such a command to your .bashrc so that it will work every time. Here is the command: echo "function gst { conda activate gst && python terminal.py }" >> ~/.bashrc.

[DidierRLopes]

I love this PR! Great work! Unfortunately, I do not have a Raspberry Pi so I cannot test. @DidierRLopes do we have someone with one? Also, this is just icing on top, but we could have a command that automatically activates the environment and opens the terminal. I wrote a command that automatically adds such a command to your .bashrc so that it will work every time. Here is the command: echo "function gst { conda activate gst && python terminal.py }" >> ~/.bashrc.

Thanks for this @Zedris , this is amazing!

@colin99d since this is a living document and it's an installation of Raspberry PI, my first thinking is to go ahead and merge this 😄 If someone else tries the instruction and reports a bug they can let us know and we can improve the documentation based on that.

Thoughts?

[Zedris]

thanks guys i hope I wrote it up correctly I tried to copy the format already present in the readme. yea im a total noob so it took me way longer than i care to admit and alot of troubleshooting help from danglewood on disc to get gst up and running and then jupyter for a sort of headless run. ( i did make it harder for my self trying to run the pi off on an ipad:P) but still graphs wont work unless i run a desktop environment and vnc into it or run the raspberry pi fully. if there was a way to get the graphs to run within the ssh terminal somehow it could be a fully remote gst terminal completely headless on an ipad or screen with just a tiny rpi :D @DidierRLopes @colin99d if anyone does have a rpi to test it as well since i only have one i can make any changes or troubleshoot any issues that come up. I did nuke it and re install it from scratch to test it a few times to make sure it worked. as for the script to enable to conda environment I ran it off my ipad and the ssh application I used has save commands ability so i just saved the entire cd Game/conda activate/py term string line into a single button and just tap that as it also starts jupyter labs for me. but thats also really cool idea if we could make it even more streamlined for a rpi to enable everything automatically from the bash

[colin99d]

Thanks for this @Zedris , this is amazing!

@colin99d since this is a living document and it's an installation of Raspberry PI, my first thinking is to go ahead and merge this 😄 If someone else tries the instruction and reports a bug they can let us know and we can improve the documentation based on that.

Thoughts?

Sounds good to me!

[DidierRLopes]

@Zedris my frieeeeend! Can you solve the markdown issues so we can merge these instructions? 🙌