xibo VS pisignage

It looks like I'm not the only person who has faced this. apache-based images require buster, for instance, and some docker images that rely on Ruby face issues too (for example, I decided to try setting up Postal but it looks like it's facing the same issues).

Xibo is reasonably priced as a SASS or completely free with self-hosted, 100% open source options available. https://xibosignage.com/

Google for signage solutions. If I remember corecty the xibo was able to work also as screensaver (used it for university vide setup arund 14 years ago) https://xibosignage.com

Along a similar line, I've had a lot of success with Xibo (https://xibosignage.com/). Host internally yourself for no cost.

According to the program that stopped working, the name is Xibo Open Source Digital Signage, which can be found here: https://xibosignage.com

Link for the lazy

I used Xibo on a school campus I was running. I haven't used the new version, but it does support some level of interaction.

If you don't mind a bit of setup and working with RaspberryPi's . . . Checkout PiSignage. There are also some paid options out there like YoDeck.

If you can find a Raspberry Pi to run it on, PiSignage.

@OP, take a look at Pi Signage. As far as the TV goes, they'll all work to a certain extent. If it's not a professional signage display, don't expect full life expectancy

pisignage.com supports a local server. We use their cloud based setup and are happy with it.

Currently running two rPI players using piSignage, which gives you two player licenses for free. Cloud managed and really fast.

I've had a Raspberry Pi (mode 3B+) for a little while now, but last year for work, I looked into digital signage for the Pi platform, and came across piSignage (https://pisignage.com/). This is software you can run from an SD card directly on a Raspberry Pi that will let you upload video files and create playlists to automatically run. The Pi can plug up to an HDMI capable projector and just set to run the playlist over and over again.

https://pisignage.com/ is also another alternative if you have raspberry pis (I use the Pi Zero W). You want to look at the Open source offering https://pisignage.com/homepage/documentation.html#os for the self-hosted version.

Working in a smaller manufacturing environment (100 ish people), I have set up a handful of displays using PiSignage fed with images exported from PowerPoint slides. The Power BI slides we show are non time critical (more along the lines of "how did we do in the last x days") and get updated twice a week.