State of Open Con '24

Deck from my talk Screenly's Journey: Raspberry Pi to x86, BIOS, coreboot, RISC-V at State of Open Con '24.

Transcript

1. Screenly's Journey: Raspberry Pi to x86, BIOS, coreboot, RISC-V
3. What is Screenly?
5. Business value lives here Operating System App Distribution Device Management Your App Hardware Critical “busywork” }
6. We've already solved this part. Operating System App Distribution Device Management Your App Hardware }
7. Operating System App Distribution Device Management Your App Hardware With Screenly's Edge Apps, you can focus on what you really care about: the app.
8. How we got here?
11. Anthias was born (f.k.a. Screenly OSE)
12. Growing steadily
13. 0 450 900 1,350 1,800 Pi 2 Pi 3 Pi 4 Pi 5 Geekbench performance over time
14. Screenly Player
15. Challenges with the Raspberry Pi • Lack of proper storage • Lack of RTC • Lack of TPM
16. Enter COVID...
17. Screenly Player Max
18. Geekbench performance over time 0 2,250 4,500 6,750 9,000 Pi 2 Pi 3 Pi 4 Pi 5 Player Max $219 $369
19. But we're not happy yet...
20. Speaking of BIOS...
21. New wake-up calls
22. There's hope... Check out S01E06
23. Beacons of hope...
24. But what about updates?
26. What about Open Hardware?
27. What's next?
28. Questions?
29. Resources Screenly • github.com/Screenly/CLI - Download Screenly’s CLI • github.com/Screenly/Playground - Explore example Edge Apps and more • screenly.dev - More developer resources • screenly.io - Sign up for a free trial Me • 301.vpetersson.com/twitter • 301.vpetersson.com/linkedin • 301.vpetersson.com/nowv-youtube • 301.vpetersson.com/nowv-spotify