RealDekkia

## SysDVR.service
[Unit]
Description=SysDVR
After=graphical.target
Wants=graphical.target

[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=/home/pi/SysDVR/start.sh
Restart=always
User=pi

## index.html
<!-- Add this inside the <body>-element-->
<div id="customMinimap">
  <canvas id="miniCanvas" width="5760" height="3240"></canvas>
  <div id="miniCanvasMarker"></div>
</div>

## ИСТОРИЯ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ
COMPANY HISTORY

In the development of the Russian metallurgical industry of the XVIII century, the role of Tula gunsmiths, who were
the founders of many factories in the European part of Russia and in the Urals, is great. These are dynasties of
Demidovs, Batashovs, Mosolovs and some other smaller industrialists. During the XVIII century Demidovs, Batashovs
and Mosolovs founded and acquired 87 factories, 50 of which were retained by the end of the XIX century. The first
metallurgical plants in the European part of Russia were built on the banks of rivers, as none of the operations
associated with the production of iron, iron and processing of products, was performed without the participation of
water as a propulsion force. Water drove the grinding wheels, from which the furs of forging and blast furriers
worked, huge hammers were lowered and raised, drills and sharpening machines were driven. For the operation of the
	[Unit]
	Description=SysDVR
	After=graphical.target
	Wants=graphical.target

	[Service]
	Type=simple
	ExecStart=/home/pi/SysDVR/start.sh
	Restart=always
	User=pi
	<!-- Add this inside the <body>-element-->
	<div id="customMinimap">
	<canvas id="miniCanvas" width="5760" height="3240"></canvas>
	<div id="miniCanvasMarker"></div>
	</div>
	COMPANY HISTORY

	In the development of the Russian metallurgical industry of the XVIII century, the role of Tula gunsmiths, who were
	the founders of many factories in the European part of Russia and in the Urals, is great. These are dynasties of
	Demidovs, Batashovs, Mosolovs and some other smaller industrialists. During the XVIII century Demidovs, Batashovs
	and Mosolovs founded and acquired 87 factories, 50 of which were retained by the end of the XIX century. The first
	metallurgical plants in the European part of Russia were built on the banks of rivers, as none of the operations
	associated with the production of iron, iron and processing of products, was performed without the participation of
	water as a propulsion force. Water drove the grinding wheels, from which the furs of forging and blast furriers
	worked, huge hammers were lowered and raised, drills and sharpening machines were driven. For the operation of the