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To streamline the maintenance of these scripts as the RMS codebase evolves, the installation code for Linux was moved to the ''MultiCam'' directory maintained in the RMS github pages. | |||
For a single station, use the multi-cam instructions. The script will install RMS, then prompt you for input. | |||
1. Do you wish to configure some stations? | |||
2. Enter ''N'' or ''n'' to exit the script. | |||
~/source/RMS | The script will exit and leave you at the default shell prompt with RMS installed. The default camera configuration location is ''~/source/RMS''. | ||
More details are available in section '''1.3 Linux GUI and multi-camera support''' | |||
Latest revision as of 15:19, 25 January 2026
Installation for Linux
To streamline the maintenance of these scripts as the RMS codebase evolves, the installation code for Linux was moved to the MultiCam directory maintained in the RMS github pages.
For a single station, use the multi-cam instructions. The script will install RMS, then prompt you for input.
1. Do you wish to configure some stations?
2. Enter N or n to exit the script.
The script will exit and leave you at the default shell prompt with RMS installed. The default camera configuration location is ~/source/RMS.
More details are available in section 1.3 Linux GUI and multi-camera support