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Single computer setup modified by Roger Harkavy

Roger Harkavy — Mon, 21 May 2018 20:29:43 -0000

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-The Roller Derby Scoreboard, in its simplest form, can be run with just one computer. While there are plenty of advantages to running a multiple computer scoreboard, it can't always be done. For this setup, it is assumed that you have one laptop (or desktop) running an OS with the following:
+## Carolina Rollergirls Scoreboard ##

-* [Java JRE](http://java.com) (1.5+)
-* [Google Chrome](http://www.google.com/chrome) or [Mozilla Firefox](http://firefox.com)
-* A projector
-* Your system configured for dual displays. Guides which may be helpful for your os:
-    * [Windows](http://www.microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx)
-    * OS X (Link Needed?)
-    * Unix like using [NVidia](https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaMultiMonitors#Setting_up_Multi_Head), [ATI](http://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary) and [Intel](http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html) video. (These are just examples, your vendor might have its own support pages).
-
-Its also a good idea to have a mouse for whoever is managing the scoreboard. If they are unfamiliar with the key bindings they may end up [a little bit annoyed](https://plus.google.com/111664685551052033195/posts/53fWikj6QEi) by using a touch pad (or forgetting the key shortcuts).
-
-This guide should work for Windows, Mac OS X and any UNIX like system running GNOME or KDE which meets the requirements listed above. If you have problems with any of the information documented, please ask [on our mailing list](https://sourceforge.net/projects/derbyscoreboard/support)
-
-## Prepare the laptop ##
-Connect the projector and configure your operating system to span both displays instead of mirroring. This allows you to maximise the control window and the scoreboard window without problems.
-
-## Starting the scoreboard ##
-Follow the [Starting the Scoreboard] instructions to download and start the scoreboard on your system.  Once the scoreboard is running and you have the index page open in your browser:
-
-* Right-click (or alternate select) ''Main Scoreboard'' and choose ''Open Link in New Window''. The new window will show the scoreboard page.
-* Drag the new window onto the projector screen. Typically, this is done by clicking the title bar and dragging to the right.
-* Set the window to full screen:
-    * Windows/GNOME/KDE: Press F11
-    * Mac OS X: ⌘-Shift-F
-    * In the original window open to the index page, click on ''Main Operator Control Panel''.
-    * Enter your name (or any name) when prompted for "Operator".
-
-## Using the scoreboard ##
-Last of all you should head to [Quick Start Guide] for information on using the scoreboard itself.
+This wiki is now available on GitHub: - see https://github.com/rollerderby/scoreboard/wiki

WikiPage Single computer setup modified by Rob Thomas

Rob Thomas — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 23:22:07 -0000

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 The Roller Derby Scoreboard, in its simplest form, can be run with just one computer. While there are plenty of advantages to running a multiple computer scoreboard, it can't always be done. For this setup, it is assumed that you have one laptop (or desktop) running an OS with the following:
 
-* [http://java.com](Java JRE) (1.5+)
-* [http://www.google.com/chrome](Google Chrome) or [http://firefox.com](Mozilla Firefox)
+* [Java JRE](http://java.com) (1.5+)
+* [Google Chrome](http://www.google.com/chrome) or [Mozilla Firefox](http://firefox.com)
 * A projector
 * Your system configured for dual displays. Guides which may be helpful for your os:
-    [http://www.microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx](Windows)
-    OS X (Link Needed?)
-    Unix like using [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaMultiMonitors#Setting_up_Multi_Head](Nvidia), [http://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary](ATI) and [http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html](Intel) video. (These are just examples, your vendor might have its own support pages).
+    * [Windows](http://www.microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx)
+    * OS X (Link Needed?)
+    * Unix like using [NVidia](https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaMultiMonitors#Setting_up_Multi_Head), [ATI](http://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary) and [Intel](http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html) video. (These are just examples, your vendor might have its own support pages).
 
-Its also a good idea to have a mouse for whoever is managing the scoreboard. If they are unfamiliar with the key bindings they may end up [https://plus.google.com/111664685551052033195/posts/53fWikj6QEi](a little bit annoyed) by using a touch pad (or forgetting the key shortcuts).
+Its also a good idea to have a mouse for whoever is managing the scoreboard. If they are unfamiliar with the key bindings they may end up [a little bit annoyed](https://plus.google.com/111664685551052033195/posts/53fWikj6QEi) by using a touch pad (or forgetting the key shortcuts).
 
-This guide should work for Windows, Mac OS X and any UNIX like system running GNOME or KDE which meets the requirements listed above. If you have problems with any of the information documented, please ask [https://sourceforge.net/projects/derbyscoreboard/support on our mailing list]
+This guide should work for Windows, Mac OS X and any UNIX like system running GNOME or KDE which meets the requirements listed above. If you have problems with any of the information documented, please ask [on our mailing list](https://sourceforge.net/projects/derbyscoreboard/support)
 
-== Prepare the laptop ==
-
+## Prepare the laptop ##
 Connect the projector and configure your operating system to span both displays instead of mirroring. This allows you to maximise the control window and the scoreboard window without problems.
 
-== Starting the scoreboard ==
-
-Follow the [[Starting the Scoreboard]] instructions to download and start the scoreboard on your system.  Once the scoreboard is running and you have the index page open in your browser:
+## Starting the scoreboard ##
+Follow the [Starting the Scoreboard] instructions to download and start the scoreboard on your system.  Once the scoreboard is running and you have the index page open in your browser:
 
 * Right-click (or alternate select) ''Main Scoreboard'' and choose ''Open Link in New Window''. The new window will show the scoreboard page.
 * Drag the new window onto the projector screen. Typically, this is done by clicking the title bar and dragging to the right.
 * Set the window to full screen:
-** Windows/GNOME/KDE: Press F11
-** Mac OS X: ⌘-Shift-F
-* In the original window open to the index page, click on ''Main Operator Control Panel''.
-* Enter your name (or any name) when prompted for "Operator".
+    * Windows/GNOME/KDE: Press F11
+    * Mac OS X: ⌘-Shift-F
+    * In the original window open to the index page, click on ''Main Operator Control Panel''.
+    * Enter your name (or any name) when prompted for "Operator".
 
-== Using the scoreboard ==
-Last of all you should head to [[Quick_start_guide | The quick start guide]] for information on using the scoreboard itself.
+## Using the scoreboard ##
+Last of all you should head to [Quick Start Guide] for information on using the scoreboard itself.

WikiPage Single computer setup modified by Rob Thomas

Rob Thomas — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 23:15:47 -0000

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 * [http://www.google.com/chrome](Google Chrome) or [http://firefox.com](Mozilla Firefox)
 * A projector
 * Your system configured for dual displays. Guides which may be helpful for your os:
-** [http://www.microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx Windows]
-** OS X
-** Unix like using [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaMultiMonitors#Setting_up_Multi_Head Nvidia], [http://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary ATI] and [http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html Intel] video. (These are just examples, your vendor might have its own support pages).
+    [http://www.microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx](Windows)
+    OS X (Link Needed?)
+    Unix like using [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaMultiMonitors#Setting_up_Multi_Head](Nvidia), [http://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary](ATI) and [http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html](Intel) video. (These are just examples, your vendor might have its own support pages).
 
-Its also a good idea to have a mouse for whoever is managing the scoreboard. If they are unfamiliar with the key bindings they may end up [https://plus.google.com/111664685551052033195/posts/53fWikj6QEi a little bit annoyed] by using a touch pad (or forgetting the key shortcuts).
+Its also a good idea to have a mouse for whoever is managing the scoreboard. If they are unfamiliar with the key bindings they may end up [https://plus.google.com/111664685551052033195/posts/53fWikj6QEi](a little bit annoyed) by using a touch pad (or forgetting the key shortcuts).
 
 This guide should work for Windows, Mac OS X and any UNIX like system running GNOME or KDE which meets the requirements listed above. If you have problems with any of the information documented, please ask [https://sourceforge.net/projects/derbyscoreboard/support on our mailing list]

WikiPage Single computer setup modified by Rob Thomas

Rob Thomas — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 23:14:06 -0000

The Roller Derby Scoreboard, in its simplest form, can be run with just one computer. While there are plenty of advantages to running a multiple computer scoreboard, it can't always be done. For this setup, it is assumed that you have one laptop (or desktop) running an OS with the following: * [http://java.com](Java JRE) (1.5+) * [http://www.google.com/chrome](Google Chrome) or [http://firefox.com](Mozilla Firefox) * A projector * Your system configured for dual displays. Guides which may be helpful for your os: ** [http://www.microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx Windows] ** OS X ** Unix like using [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaMultiMonitors#Setting_up_Multi_Head Nvidia], [http://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary ATI] and [http://intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html Intel] video. (These are just examples, your vendor might have its own support pages). Its also a good idea to have a mouse for whoever is managing the scoreboard. If they are unfamiliar with the key bindings they may end up [https://plus.google.com/111664685551052033195/posts/53fWikj6QEi a little bit annoyed] by using a touch pad (or forgetting the key shortcuts). This guide should work for Windows, Mac OS X and any UNIX like system running GNOME or KDE which meets the requirements listed above. If you have problems with any of the information documented, please ask [https://sourceforge.net/projects/derbyscoreboard/support on our mailing list] == Prepare the laptop == Connect the projector and configure your operating system to span both displays instead of mirroring. This allows you to maximise the control window and the scoreboard window without problems. == Starting the scoreboard == Follow the [[Starting the Scoreboard]] instructions to download and start the scoreboard on your system. Once the scoreboard is running and you have the index page open in your browser: * Right-click (or alternate select) ''Main Scoreboard'' and choose ''Open Link in New Window''. The new window will show the scoreboard page. * Drag the new window onto the projector screen. Typically, this is done by clicking the title bar and dragging to the right. * Set the window to full screen: ** Windows/GNOME/KDE: Press F11 ** Mac OS X: ⌘-Shift-F * In the original window open to the index page, click on ''Main Operator Control Panel''. * Enter your name (or any name) when prompted for "Operator". == Using the scoreboard == Last of all you should head to [[Quick_start_guide | The quick start guide]] for information on using the scoreboard itself.