BTW, I am sitting at my regular laptop, using PUTTY to log into the rPI command line interface over the ethernet!!!!!!
To find the TCP/IP address of the rPI on your network (assuming you are using DHCP, most home networks are) on the rPI
$ ifconfig
Buried in there is the rPI's address.
Now on you PC, download and run
start it, and connect to the rPI address. You are remoted in.
By opening a port in your home firewall, you could log in from anywhere, BUT this would have security risks!
Have (more) fun!
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