Among the following,which ubuntu desktop gui is suits for opencv and camera
based applications for beagleboard-xm? I have booted my board with Ubuntu
13.10.
Your support will be a great help for me.
1. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
2. sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
3. sudo apt-get
Why do you need a gui for open cv?—
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On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 12:22 PM, hari hsmada...@gmail.com wrote:
Among the following,which ubuntu desktop gui is suits for opencv and camera
based applications for beagleboard-xm? I have booted my board with Ubuntu
13.10.
Your support
Then how can i run my opencv program for face and eye detection on ubuntu
13.10 installed beagleboard-xm.For that is it needed to get desktop gui.
What all things I have to do for running an opencv code as I have don sudo
apt-get install libopencv-dev.
Hope you will find me solution for this.
You dont need desktop gui. I do these things headless. Simple X forwarding is
enough, if you wish to see a graphic outcome. Having a desktop gui puts
unnecessary load on the beagleboard's already weak single core.
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On 02-May-2014, at 3:14 pm, Harisanker M hsmada...@gmail.com
Sir, what it means X forwarding Also how i can see my beagleboard -xm
is detecting face and eyes without desktop gui???
Is minicom setup enough for running opencv programs???
Please provide me answers for all this..As I am a beginner in Beagleboard.
Hope your valuable support regarding this.
