I haven't figured out how to do a fade from one image to the next. It's included with Picasa: webquote' is free photo editing software from Google /webquoteShould be listed in Add/Remove Programs as Picasa 3. (this is NOT in the file) # sleep for a few seconds to give the USB drive a change to mount before running the slideshow sleep 5 feh -Y -x -q -D 5 -B black -F -Z /media/pi/0D18-4F37/ (this is NOT in the file) I then edit the 'autostart' file in /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi by adding this line at the end to execute the above script: startup.sh This does the trick. TheOutcaste 2 It's a screensaver that displays your pictures, or pictures from an RSS feed. For auto-starting I create a shell script on the desktop called startup.sh. In the ScreenSaver preferences GUI under the 'Mode' drop-down menu I simply select 'Disable Screen Saver'. The screen blanking problem was the easiest. Linux Slideshow Screensaver is a great way to display your favorite photos, images and videos on your computer or laptop. Right-Click on photo and select 'Set as Wallpaper'. I'd like it to do a dissolve/fade from one image to the next.

I wanted it to auto-start with no need for keyboard and mouse.

Great instructable - thanks! There were three changes I really wanted to make, and I've sorted two of them out so far. Photo gallery and screensaver app worked well to do this with an external drive on Shield but since android 11 on Shield it no longer has that function.

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