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It runs on top of Raspberry Pi / Raspberry Pi 2 hardware and is built on top of Raspbian GNU/Linux. It has apache server and Tor networking built in and uses the Tor network to host exhibitions out of the box.
It runs on top of Raspberry Pi 1, 2 or 3 hardware and is built on top of Raspbian GNU/Linux. It has Lighty server and Tor networking built in and uses the Tor network to host exhibitions out of the box.
The entire system and documentation is available for download on a central website, hosted both on clearnet and on the Tor network and distributed as Raspberry Pi / Raspberry Pi 2 SD card images available for free download. The website serves as both a central point for deployment of the system and for the announcement of global exhibitions running on nodes. It is designed so that the user-curator can use any network (even public networks behind firewalls) to host an exhibition.
The entire system and documentation is available for download on a central website, hosted both on clearnet and on the Tor network and distributed as SD card images available for free download. The website serves as both a central point for deployment of the system and for the announcement of global exhibitions running on nodes. It is designed so that the user-curator can use any network (even public networks behind firewalls) to host an exhibition.
Each Pivilion device receives a Tor onion domain automatically the first time it’s activated. The system provides the user with backend access to a system for publishing images, videos or websites within a gallery. The gallery runs on a CMS designed specially for hosting online gallery events, with features such as different rooms, complete with Mozilla’s Togetherjs integrated into each seperate room.