Relative to its size the Raspberry Pi is a powerhorse of a computer – it can drive HDMI displays, process mouse, keyboard, and camera inputs, connect to the Internet, and run full-featured Linux distributions. But it’s more than just a small computer, it’s a hardware prototyping tool! The Pi has bi-directional I/O pins, which you can use to drive LEDs, spin motors, or read button presses. Continue reading All about Raspberry Pi GPIO→
To set the default application for a specific file type, locate a file of that type in the file manager, right-click it, and select Properties.
Click the Open With tab and select the application you want to use for that file type. Use the Set as default button to make the application the default application.