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After informing us last month about the release of Raspberry WebKiosk 6.0 for Raspberry Pi single-board computers, Binary Emotions is informing us today about the availability of Raspberry Digital Signage 9.0.
Raspberry Digital Signage is an open source digital signage operating system solution designed specifically for all Raspberry Pi models. For those unfamiliar with digital signage solutions, they're created to display a full-screen web browser that's restricted to a specified resource, usually used in public areas.
Besides being rebased on the Chromium 56 web browser, the Raspberry Digital Signage 9.0 release comes with support for Raspberry Pi Zero W SBCs, the ability to retrieve a digital signage page from the Internet, localhost, or LAN (Local Area Network), and WordPress to make the management of internal site setup a breeze.
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