Hi there! I am starting to learn PyGame and I guess that gameshell is a very interesting platform to hone my skills. For now I have understood how can I access gameshell via ssh however I would like to start my scripts on gameshell directly without being connected.
Is there any guide here how can I access linux terminal (for example) to run .py scripts?
Yes, sure I can enter my gameshell environment via ssh - I know how to do it.
Say, I write some code on gameshell and then I stop my putty and would like to launch the .py script on gameshell itself.
Normally I must have a sort of access to a terminal window to be able to browse to the location where my script is (using cd command), right?
However, how am I suppose to open the terminal window? Did not find this option in TynyCloud…
What I have done to get a terminal native on the game shell is to connect a Bluetooth keyboard and then open a new shell with Ctl + Alt + F2-F7. Then to get back to the gameshell launcher use Alt + F1.
The concept here is very straightforward, you need create a symbolic link for you game’s executable file, and put it into a designated folder where gameshell will looking into and put the icons on the screen.
I’ve done that only a couple times, and apologize that I cannot give you straight answer for your question now, since I don’t have my gameshell available now.