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<p>Ddxfish moved page <a href="/wiki/Raspberry_Pi_-_Command_Line_Slideshow" class="mw-redirect" title="Raspberry Pi - Command Line Slideshow">Raspberry Pi - Command Line Slideshow</a> to <a href="/wiki/Slideshow_from_terminal_-_Raspberry_Pi" title="Slideshow from terminal - Raspberry Pi">Slideshow from terminal - Raspberry Pi</a></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>This program will run from runlevel 2 (command line only) if you want. It uses the Frame Buffer to display images in a slideshow. It preloads and caches images that are upcoming. <br /> [[Category:Raspberry Pi]]<br /> apt-get install fbi<br /> Now create 2 scripts to turn on and off the slideshow<br /> cd /home/pi<br /> mkdir scripts<br /> cd scripts<br /> touch sson.sh<br /> chmod +x sson.sh<br /> touch ssoff.sh<br /> chmod +x ssoff.sh<br /> vi sson.sh<br /> Now fill the file sson.sh with this<br /> #!/bin/bash<br /> PHOTODIR=/storage/wallpapers<br /> INTERVAL=30<br /> fbi -T 1 -cachemem 24 -readahead -autodown -t $INTERVAL -u `find $PHOTODIR -iname &quot;*.jpg&quot;`<br /> And fill ssoff.sh with this<br /> #!/bin/bash<br /> killall fbi<br /> Now trigger the slideshow on and off using the scripts<br /> ./sson.sh<br /> ./ssoff.sh</div>

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