Re: [orca-list] Questions about the raspberry pie

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

It sounds like you have a Raspberry Pi 400. That's the one with the 
keyboard built in. I don't think it has a headphone jack included, so 
you would need to either plug it into an HDMI port on a TV or computer 
monitor, or probably better would be to plug an inexpensive USB audio 
device into one of the USB ports.


One of the best ways to get a Raspberry Pi talking out of the box at 
this point is Stormux. It is based on ArchLinuxARM, but it talks as soon 
as it is booted up, and allows fairly easy configuration of your new 
system by means of the configure-stormux script, although I think you do 
end up in a shell first. But you should be able to  just enter

configure-stormux

if it doesn't already know to run at first boot so that you can get 
networking going and install the desktop of your choice.


I would recommend the Stormux email list

stormux groups io

if you have any further questions about getting it going on your new Pi.

~Kyle