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How To: Get Started with "Linux" Source Code Samples

Are you a Linux user and want to use IDS cameras with IDS peak under Linux? Of course, the IDS peak SDK also provides suitable sample source code for this purpose. With this video we offer you the ideal introduction for your first steps in IDS peak Linux programming. Learn in detail how to set up your development environment under Linux and get your first programs running with the camera API (Application Programming Interface).

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Speaker Kevin McCabe in black and white

Kevin McCabe

Senior Application Engineer

IDS Imaging Development Systems Inc.

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