Raspberry Pi desktop

LinkOPS 3.0 adds a dedicated Pi Desktop mode for Raspberry Pi devices. Connect over SSH, press the Pi Desktop button and get a graphical, desktop-style management surface — board info, live SoC temperature, throttling history, a full GPIO panel and complete file management — without leaving the app.

1. 1Enable SSH on your Raspberry Pi: run "sudo raspi-config → Interface Options → SSH → Enable", or place an empty file named ssh on the boot partition.
2. 2Note the Pi’s IP address (run hostname -I on the Pi) and add it as a device in LinkOPS with device type “Raspberry Pi”.
3. 3Connect to the Pi over SSH as usual — the session opens a real terminal.
4. 4Press the “Pi Desktop” button in the session header to enter Pi Desktop mode.
5. 5The Overview tab loads immediately: board model, serial, hardware revision, live SoC temperature with warning colors and the full throttling history.
6. 6Open the GPIO tab to read every pin of the 40-pin header and change it in one click — output high/low, input, pull-up and pull-down.
7. 7Use the Files tab to browse the entire file system over SFTP — open, edit, upload, rename and delete, just like a desktop file manager.
8. 8Manage processes, systemd services, packages (apt/dnf/apk/pacman), tail logs, inspect network interfaces and run shell commands from the dedicated tabs.
9. 9Switch back to the terminal at any time from the session header — Pi Desktop shares the same live SSH connection.