Austin Godber said:
> Nathan England wrote:
>> I can't remember the name of the program, but there is a non-X svga
>> image  viewer that you could use granted the vga chipset supports the
>> linux frame  buffer.
>
> zgv is a console image viewer.

The key to all of this is a hands off operation.  The boot process when
the "picture frame" is turned on should be fairly quick and to like this:

- Boot the OS
- Run a full screen slideshow of the pictures in a particular directory. 
Random order, preferred I think.

So, once the user presses the on button, they need only wait a minute or
two for the slides to start rotating.

Thanks for another pointer.  I'll investigate it's capabilities as I proceed.

Alan



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