Difference between revisions of "Desktop SBC Camera Monitor"
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You should already know this. Standard system utilities and SSH server. Do not install any DE. Do not use automated install which will install DE if you miss pressing a button in time. | You should already know this. Standard system utilities and SSH server. Do not install any DE. Do not use automated install which will install DE if you miss pressing a button in time. | ||
=== Shutdown machine automatically? === | |||
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The problem is you need full path to poweroff or shutdown -h now. If you are on a separate lan, you may need to use ntp and query some local ntp server, if RTC is off. | |||
Revision as of 14:11, 12 March 2017
This is an continuation of Dedicated SBC Camera Monitor. The tips here are for a Desktop that will use Firefox to monitor > 1 camera streams at once, but otherwise uses the earlier guide. There are some differences.
Tips
How to watch > 6 Monitors
Firefox is the easiest to setup here. It's not known how to configure other browsers for > 6 monitors.
# apt-get install firefox-esr
Then see: Dummies Guide - Notes
How to load firefox in full screen by default
The best add-on for this I've found is mFull. It can be configured to load full screen, and to remove or autohide the toolbars and navigation bar. There is also RKiosk but this disables all keys and is not needed in my scenario.
I loaded dwm but firefox isn't anywhere?
Sometimes firefox will load on workspace 9 in dwm. Remove all other workspaces (config.h, tags) and firefox will load on the first workspace.
What to install from Devuan iso?
You should already know this. Standard system utilities and SSH server. Do not install any DE. Do not use automated install which will install DE if you miss pressing a button in time.
Shutdown machine automatically?
# crontab -e 00 18 * * * /sbin/poweroff
The problem is you need full path to poweroff or shutdown -h now. If you are on a separate lan, you may need to use ntp and query some local ntp server, if RTC is off.
