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@ -13,8 +13,23 @@ The base code is minimalist for now, but I will develop it in the future.
So, basically, you just have to connect the Wacom tablet and the videoprojector
to the Raspberry Pi and launch the script.
More details coming when I'll have tested it a bit more ! Don't worry to ask
for more information if not coming fast enough or if you are interested.
## Detailed configuration
I have an Arch Linux ARM up to date on my Raspberry Pi (important to have the
modules for wacom tablet, only available from version 3.10.27-1 of
`linux-raspberrypi` package). The wacom tablet should be detected automatically
by the kernel and be usable.
The picoprojector is connected to the Raspberry Pi _via_ composite AV cable.
I didn't want to have a full desktop environment running on my Raspberry Pi, so
I just installed the X server, and set up a xinitrc in my user home dir to
automatically launch this python script at startup. I also set up an automatic
login using (this
page)[https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/automatic_login_to_virtual_console].
I still have to find a correct configuration for the Wacom tablet. Especially
to be able to use the eraser and the menu in the app.
## LICENSE