Dear Xibo Community and Developers, We have been loyal users of Xibo with Windows Players for over seven years. However, our signage PCs are not UEFI compatible and lack TPM for Windows 11. Consequently, we are transitioning from the Windows Player to the Linux Player. Upon doing so, we noticed tha…

As the post linked indicates, we’re hoping to make progress on this project as we move into 2024. I couldn’t say whether you’d be able to run the new Linux player (when it comes) using 7 year old hardware, but if it is of a reasonable specification and condition, then I don’t see why not.

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seems like you guys need to invest in getting new hardware for you´re players or use Xibos own players :slight_smile: EDIT: [image] Linux player status and plans Xibo Player for Linux The Linux Player has been and still is a complex problem for us to solve. We want to pr…

Thank you for your responses. I’m eagerly anticipating the new Linux Player! However, I find it bothersome that the Linux player is given a prominent spot on Xibo’s homepage despite the absence of any recent updates. As for hardware, the players handled the Windows version without any issues, and o…

[image] xibo-user: Logically, I would expect Linux to be less resource-intensive than Windows. The operating system might be less resource intensive, but it doesn’t necessarily follow that the player can/will be. We aren’t setting out to make it resource intensive :smile: [image] xibo-use…

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Tobias_Sorensson November 3, 2023, 12:58pm 3

seems like you guys need to invest in getting new hardware for you´re players or use Xibos own players

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