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If you omit -no-install-recommends you will pull in hundreds of megabytes of extra
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Sudo apt install -no-install-recommends xorg openbox google-chrome-stable pulseaudio
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Then update our packages list and install: Wget -qO- dl-ssl.google/linux/linux_signing_key.pub | sudo apt-key add Sudo add-apt-repository 'deb dl.google/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main' We’ll start by adding the Google-maintained repository for Chrome: X (the display server) and some scripts to launch itĪ lightweight window manager to enable Chrome to go fullscreen
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We obviously need a bit of extra software to get up and running but we can keep this Have man nmcli :) Step 2: Install all the things Later releases should have nmtui which will make this easier but until then you always
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Sudo nmcli dev wifi conWireless, this is the point where you’d want to use nmcli to add and enable yourĬonnection. The installer auto-configures an ethernet connection (if one exists) so I’m going toĪssume you already have a network connection. You can either SSH in (assuming you’re networked and you installed the SSH In from a client that supported copy and paste!Īfter you reboot, you should be looking at a Ubuntu 14 LTS ubuntu tty1 login Set my username to user and set an hard-to-guess, strong password.Īt the end when tasksel ran, opted to install the SSH server task so I could SSH Burn it to a USB stick, boot the kiosk to it and go through. Just follow the installation instructions (ubuntu/download/server desktop), burning it and checking everything works.
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Sidebar: If you’ve never tested your kiosk’s hardware in Ubuntu before it mightīe worth download the Desktop Live USB (ubuntu/download
I would suggestĦ4bit if your hardware supports it and I’m going with the latest LTS (14 at the time of It’s free for download (ubuntu/download/server). Ubuntu without installing a load of flabby graphical applications that we’re never ever
I’m picking the Server flavour of Ubuntu for this. Update : If you’ve already installed, read this companion tutorial if you want to convert anĮxisting Ubuntu Desktop install to a kiosk (/read/converting-ubuntu-desktop. The whole thing takes less than 2GB of disk space and can XBMC for a media centre, Steam for a gaming machine, Of course you could load any standalone application. It could be interactive or just an advertising roll. The website could be local files on the kiosk or We’re going to be running a very light stack of X, OpenboxĪnd the Google Chrome web browser to load a specified Hopefully we’ll do better than the image on the right. (/ARCHIVES/TAG=SECURITY/)UBUNTU (/ARCHIVES/TAG=UBUNTU/) TAGGED: KIOSK (/ARCHIVES/TAG=KIOSK/)SECURITY 113 COMMENTS (/READ/BUILDING-A-KIOSK-COMPUTER. I’m going to show you how and it’s only going to take a few minutes to get to something usable. Home (/) About (/about/) Archives (/archives/) Contact (/contact/) THEPCSPY (/) Building a kiosk computer with Ubuntu 14 and Chrome Single-purpose kiosk computing might seem scary and industrial but thanks to cheap hardware and Ubuntu, it’s an increasingly popular idea.
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