Run ScreenlyOS on a standard Raspberry Pi: what the hardware gives you, which boards are supported, and how to install it.
A standard Raspberry Pi becomes a full ScreenlyOS device. You write our image to a microSD card, put the card in the board, and it boots showing a pairing code like any other Screenly screen.
This is the fastest way to try ScreenlyOS on hardware you already have, and it is the same lineage as the standard Screenly Player, which is Raspberry Pi based.
What a Raspberry Pi running ScreenlyOS can do, and where its limits are compared with a Screenly Player.
Write ScreenlyOS to a microSD card, update the bootloader, assemble a player from parts, and fix the problems that come up while flashing.
Which Raspberry Pi boards run ScreenlyOS, which to pick, and the SD card to put in them.