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New versions of the Kiosk systems are out. These systems update official Nerves systems with a local web browser for rendering user interfaces.
The following kiosk system updates align with the v1.9.0 Nerves system releases for the Raspberry Pi and x86_64.
Work is moving forward for kiosk support on Raspberry Pi 4. The initial commits for this repository can be tracked at: GitHub - nerves-web-kiosk/kiosk_system_rpi4: Experimental web kiosk for the RPi4 · GitHub. This system boots but additional project configuration is required to get QT to render.
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fhunleth
I’m only slightly involved with this effort, but I’d be disappointed if we couldn’t get multiple monitors to work. That’s a pretty interesting use case. Higher up in the stack, the webengine_kiosk package lets you start two browsers up so that you can have one running fullscreen on each monitor.
Debugging seems a little slow at the moment due to work priorities and a few cryptic errors. I’m optimistic that we’ll get there. If you’re interested in collaborating, it looks like most discussion has been in the nerves channel on the elixir-lang slack recently and issues/PRs to those projects.
mikl
Do you know if it’ll support multiple monitors?