Which Linux distributions are supported?

Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, and most distributions based on these. Other distros may work via the AppImage.

Can I run it headless / as a service?

Screenbird requires a display. It runs as a graphical application in fullscreen mode.

Is it suitable for kiosk mode?

Yes. Combine with a minimal window manager (like Openbox) for a lightweight kiosk setup.

Digital signage for Linux

Turn any Linux machine into a digital signage player

Screenbird runs natively on Linux. Download the app as an AppImage or .deb package and turn any Linux PC into a digital signage player. Perfect for IT teams that prefer open-source.

Requirements: Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, or compatible distribution

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How to install

1Download the Screenbird AppImage or .deb package

2

Make the file executable (AppImage) or install with dpkg (.deb)

3

Run Screenbird

4

Enter the pairing code from your dashboard

Supports x86_64 architecture. ARM support available via Raspberry Pi build.

Frequently asked questions

Works in any browser too

No app needed? Screenbird also runs directly in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and any other modern browser. Just open the URL on your screen.

Chrome

Firefox

Safari

Edge

Also available on

Android

Google TV

Fire TV Stick

Samsung Tizen

LG webOS

Windows

macOS

Raspberry Pi

Browser

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