How to Turn Linux Player into a Digital Signage Display?

Learn how to install EasySignage on Ubuntu or Fedora Linux devices.

How to set up a Linux device as a digital signage player with EasySignage?

Easily transform any Ubuntu or Fedora-based device into a cloud-powered digital signage player using EasySignage.

Before installing EasySignage, ensure a distraction-free environment:

Install the latest Chrome or Chromium
Disable screen saver/automatic lock:
Go to Settings → Privacy → Screen Lock, and set Automatic Screen Lock to Off
Disable notifications:
In Settings → Notifications, turn Do Not Disturb On and Lock Screen Notifications Off
Prevent screen sleep:
Under Settings → Power → Power Saving Option, set Screen Blank to Never
Clean up interfering apps:
Remove unused applications and disable automatic app updates to avoid popup interruptions

Open Terminal, then paste and run the installation command for your system (64-bit Linux):
```
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://appds.io/linux64.sh)"
```
This script installs the EasySignage player, creates a digital-signage folder in your home directory, and configures auto-launch at startup.
Reboot your device:
Restart your device by writing reboot in the terminal.

After reboot, the EasySignage player launches automatically and shows a pairing code
In your EasySignage dashboard, navigate to Screens → Add New Screen and enter the code
Once paired, your Linux device is ready to display playlists, live streams, web content, and more