These customizations are optional and not directly related to RaspiCam-Timelapse, but maybe helpful for you - just use your favourite settings here.
sudo raspi-config
- 2 Change User Password - ...
- Finish
sudo raspi-config
- 9 Advanced Options - A2 Hostname - (i.e. "timelapse")
- Finish
sudo raspi-config
- 5 Internationalisation Options - I1 Change Locale - (i.e. "de_DE.UTF-8")
- 5 Internationalisation Options - I2 Change Timezone - (i.e. "Europe/Berlin")
- 5 Internationalisation Options - I3 Change Keyboard Layout
- Finish
sudo apt-get install vim
sudo update-alternatives --config editor
# select "/usr/bin/vim.basic" as default editor here
echo "alias l='ls -lA'" >> ~/.bash_aliases
mkdir -p ~/.ssh
echo "{your-public-key}" >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
chmod -R go-rwx .ssh
If you use the Raspberry Pi without a GUI, you can reduce the GPU RAM to 16 MB. But for Camera usage 128 MB is needed - and will be set anyway later by Camera Setup.
sudo raspi-config
- 9 Advanced Options - A3 Memory Split - (i.e. "16")
- Finish
When installed full desktop image of Raspbian, you may disable start of GUI:
sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target