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During the class at PyOH, one of the adult volunteers suggested we create a cheat sheet at lunch so they children would know how to turn on the Raspberry Pi's, log in, and start x. I handed him my laptop and said have at it, so he put together this very nice cheat sheet. I believe Katie Cunningham made some edits.
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During the class at PyOH, one of the adult volunteers suggested we
create a cheat sheet at lunch so they children would know how to turn on
the Raspberry Pi's, log in, and start x. I handed him my laptop and
said have at it, so he put together this very nice cheat sheet. I
believe Katie Cunningham made some edits.