Last date to Apply - Pitch at India’s most exclusive investor gathering
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Dear Founder,
The country’s most carefully curated Angel meet is back for its 5th edition on the 7th and 8th of February in Kochi. An initiative of Kerala Startup Mission, Seeding Kerala 2020 will witness over 150 hand-picked angel investors, VC’s and HNI’s coming together in what will be the most exclusive angel meet in India.
We are looking for the top 30 fundraising startups from Kerala and beyond to pitch to the investors in attendance. We will also be scheduling one on one meetings between startups and relevant investors on the sidelines of the event to facilitate funding discussions.
For Details: https://seedingkerala.com/
Here’s what Seeding Kerala 2020 has to offer you:
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Funding opportunity
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Up to 3 Crore Funding opportunity
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Connect with investor
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Pitching Opportunity
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Identify Potential Partner
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Market access
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Industry Exposure
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One-year Branding support
For a chance to network with a pool of 150+ investors, sign up here. We look forward to welcoming you to Seeding Kerala 2020.
Created by Nasif NM from Kerala Startup Mission
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https://www.dexterindustries.com/howto/run-a-program-on-your-raspberry-pi-at-startup/
This link has even more extensive ways to do it
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Hi @Akhil I found the following answer in one of the forums. here is the link to the thread.
The way that I've seen most people do it (have a look on the Raspberry Pi forums), and have done myself with success is using /etc/rc.local.
All you need to do here is put ./myscript in the rc.local text file. If it's in python, put python myscript.py.
This literally is "a simple solution, (like dropping my script in some "startup" directory or something similar)"- maybe search on the forums when you're having questions as well, this solution came up on the first 4 results of a google search!
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i need to run a QT application on BOOT. and i want to disable all controls like minimize application, close application.
Anyone have experience in this? please help me.
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@mubassir-mk Glad that it helped.