Welcome to G15 PMN,
identical to the 
./neong15rworks
implementation to
steer robots, but
with the classical
G15 PMN memory size,
suitable for 
Raspberry PI 3,
32-bit, when the
screen is a little
bigger than 1024 x 768
and can fit it in a 
frame.

This is as G15RWX
for 64-Bit Linux
in the X-Windows
mode, which, unlike
the Wayland mode eg
in Neon KDE Linux
does not change
between fullscreen
and framemode at a
click of the [Del]
key.

This is a full
G15 PMN and it
works excellently
in Raspberry 32-bit
with Raspberry OS,
with two-button
mouse and
full standard 
US Keyboard given
a large enough
screen, ie, room
for both 1024x768
pixels and a frame
around that again.

INSTALLATION:
Get hold of the
standard-setting
neong15ways.zip
package and unzip it,
from g15pmn.com.
It is eg here:
norskesites.org/neong15ways.zip

Eg, unzip it by
moving it to home area,
open a terminal, type:
  cd ~
  unzip neong15ways.zip
Into the neong15ways
folder, put this zip,
raspberryg15rwx.zip.
Now type
  cd ~/neong15ways
  unzip raspberryg15rwx.zip
  chmod 755 g15rwx_pipc3
Before you start it, by
the way, you should have
the graphics library SDL2
installed. In case you need
to install it, you can either
look up a specific installation
command on the net, or bring
in the somewhat larger 
development set, eg like this:

sudo apt install libsdl2-dev

Always a good idea to reboot
after such an installation.

To start it, eg,
  cd ~/neong15ways
  ./g15rwx_pipc3
This you can simplify in many
ways. You can rename the
g15rwx_pipc3 on the disk of
your Pie PC and have it somewhere
else, even in a /bin area, and
it will still access the folder
that has been cd'ed into when
you start it.

That is to say, start the PI PC
version of G15 PMN in frame,
for Raspberry Pie 3, with the
same capacities as ./neong15rworks
to call on command line and such.

This is a very full G15 PMN and
made with enthusiasm over the
after all comparative simplicity 
of the 32-bit Raspberry Pie 
compared to the over-complexified
heavy 'standards' associated with
Intel and AMD style PCs, while
developing the Ann programming
language as a layer on top of
G15 PMN. This is freeware, by
the way. Check out g15pmn.com
and its many apps for G15 PMN.

ENJOY!!!

Aristo Tacoma
ATWLAH