Settle a argument for me /g/. I added a button on my raspberry

your data *might* get corrupted if you do that. the button solution is safer

your SD card will not get physically damaged

>>56259847
This. It's the same reason you don't power off your PC by unplugging the PSU.

>>56259810
as long as you don't to it while writing to the card just pull the plug. the only time you will be writing to the sd card is while reconfiguring something or installing/updating, so it wont matter

https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/768791747908497412

>>56259810
Nice and simple... i like your simple button solution, OPie.

as long as you don't see the read/write led flickering, you can just unplug it

I hadn't thought of putting a button on it, but I like it

>>56259810
>friend who is in tech support
That should be your clue right there.

>>56259971
is that a man?

>>56260060
Explain?

>>56259810
you could just .

ssh raspi -c shutdown

>>56260128
I usually do but this is running retropie and it is easier just to have a button do it.

>>56260099
Tech support idiots are idiots

>>56260146
Gotcha.