The installation, configuration and update of photOS is documented in the wiki. But you can spend a lot of time in the woodwork :-) Installation, Configuration and Update The hardware requirements are minimal and the system is easy to setup, as only a Raspberry Pi and an old monitor is needed. Here, you can add comments/description to the image as well. If you utilize the Konqueror web browser, you can use it as an embedded image viewer.
Photodesk linux install#
However, you can install it on other desktop environments as well. Highly Customizable: As true for all Open Source solutions :-) Gwenview is just another basic image viewer tailored for KDE desktop environment.Small Footprint: Images are directly drawn on the framebuffer without the need for any X dependencies.In addition, the HDMI output can be turned on/off using motion detector. by default at night) most monitors go into power savings mode. Power Saving: By turning the HDMI output off (e.g.Offline: Works also if no internet connection is available.Note: There is also experimental support to send images via matrix protocol:.Sync: Photos can be synced from a WebDAV server.Just create a ticket for not supported boards. But as photoOS is based on the great work of thingOS by ccrisan, which builds on top of Buildroot, other boards can be easily supported. Main focus are the Raspberry Pi boards (especially Raspberry Pi Zero W, as the performance is sufficient). In addition, I can share the photo folder with other family members, so they can add photos as well. With Nextcloud I can use the Android app to directly upload images from my mobile phone. In my current setup I use Nextcloud as server, but any dav server should work. The software syncs photos with a dav server so new images can be easily added. PhotOS is a lightweight Linux-based operating system for a DIY photoframe.
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