dashkiosk2.7.11

Use dashkiosk to drive a set of screens that display dashboard content, while the server directs what each screen should show. Its receiver-based design separates dashboard control from visual presentation: the connected display receives the content and decides how to render it. This arrangement suits monitoring boards, status panels, and other dashboards that must remain visible on dedicated screens.

As part of this receiver setup, an included Android application turns an Android device into a receiver through a simple full-screen webview, keeping the dashboard free of extra interface elements. For displays attached to Google Chromecast devices, dashkiosk supplies a custom receiver that can also run the regular receiver. This gives operators two receiver options for putting the same dashboard content on Chromecast-connected screens.

Published by Oliver Grawert, dashkiosk is an open-source system tool that runs on Linux with snapd. Linux users get a locally served copy of the official build while retaining the project’s open-source distribution model. The current release is v2.7.11 and targets x86_64 (amd64) systems.