Welcome to chilipie-kiosk
+Looks like this might be your first boot!
+This document lists some things you can do to customize your kiosk. You'll want to plug in a keyboard at this point.
+Setting the URL
+Press F11 to exit the full screen mode, and Ctrl + L to focus the location bar. Navigate away! Once done, press F11 again to re-enter full screen mode.
Chromium is configured to remember the URL where you left off (and all logins etc), so this might be all the configuration you need to do!
+What to show
+Whatever, the Internet is your oyster! If you need simple auto-refresh, or timed cycling through several URL's, sideshow is a great option.
Getting a terminal
+You can get to a virtual terminal by pressing e.g. Ctrl + Alt + F5, and logging in with pi:raspberry. Use Ctrl + Alt + F8 to switch back to the window manager.
Enabling WiFi
+Set the SSID and password of the network you're connecting to, with:
+$ sudo vim ~/wlan.confReboot to make sure your Pi joins the network automatically.
+$ sudo rebootEnabling SSH
+The default credentials of pi:raspberry aren't terribly secure, so remote access is disabled by default. To enable SSH until next reboot:
$ sudo systemctl start ssh.serviceOr, to enable it permanently:
+$ sudo systemctl enable ssh.serviceUse ifconfig to figure out your IP address, and ssh in.
Controlling the display
+The scripts ~/display-on.sh and ~/display-off.sh control the HDMI output of the Raspberry Pi.
There's a sample configuration in the crontab for turning the display off outside of office hours - use crontab -e to uncomment it.
Adjusting the output resolution
+If the display auto-detection fails and chooses a funky default resolution for you, there's a few things you can do to try and fix that.
+Changing locale settings
+To change the keyboard layout:
+$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-dataTo change the timezone:
+$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata