Camera Monitor is a software that displays a small icon on your system tray to alert you when your webcam is active.
Camera Monitor is a handy software application that places a system tray icon on your desktop to notify you when your webcam is on. Built for the GNOME desktop, this project also functions well on KDE and XFCE. Best of all, as an open-source solution, Camera Monitor is released under the GNU General Public License.
Installing Camera Monitor is easy. You can install it by following these simple steps: first, you must extract the tar files using the command "tar xzf laptoptemp-0.2.tar.gz." Then, change to the extracted directory using "cd cameramonitor-0.1" and execute "./configure" to configure the installation. Finally, you can install Camera Monitor using the command "sudo make install."
This new iteration of Camera Monitor comes with several exciting features, including added support for libnotify, ported to the new gtk.StatusIcon, and an updated preferences panel. It also features updated information about the product, but has removed notifications on bad previous exit. Furthermore, Camera Monitor adds an option to preferences, enabling you to automatically start the application every session.
Overall, Camera Monitor is an essential tool for individuals who have privacy concerns or who are frequently utilizing their webcam. A clear notification for when your webcam is on is always helpful, and this software delivers that in spades. Being open-source, Camera Monitor is free to use and customizable to fit your needs.
Installing Camera Monitor is easy. You can install it by following these simple steps: first, you must extract the tar files using the command "tar xzf laptoptemp-0.2.tar.gz." Then, change to the extracted directory using "cd cameramonitor-0.1" and execute "./configure" to configure the installation. Finally, you can install Camera Monitor using the command "sudo make install."
This new iteration of Camera Monitor comes with several exciting features, including added support for libnotify, ported to the new gtk.StatusIcon, and an updated preferences panel. It also features updated information about the product, but has removed notifications on bad previous exit. Furthermore, Camera Monitor adds an option to preferences, enabling you to automatically start the application every session.
Overall, Camera Monitor is an essential tool for individuals who have privacy concerns or who are frequently utilizing their webcam. A clear notification for when your webcam is on is always helpful, and this software delivers that in spades. Being open-source, Camera Monitor is free to use and customizable to fit your needs.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A