WYNDLASS

Wyndlass player for Linux

Version 0.1.25, published 7 November 2026.

For Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and Debian 12, and for screens that show the player all day: the .deb package.

Download the .deb for x86-64 (amd64) (99.1 MB)Download the .deb for 64-bit Arm (arm64) (94.3 MB)

On the computer itself: wget -O wyndlass-player_0.1.25_amd64.deb https://releases.wyndlass.ai/linux/latest-amd64.deb

For another 64-bit Linux desktop, or to try the player: the AppImage, one file that runs without being installed.

Download the AppImage for x86-64 (117.5 MB)Download the AppImage for 64-bit Arm (117.6 MB)

This version

Version
0.1.25
Published
7 November 2026
.deb, x86-64 (amd64)
wyndlass-player_0.1.25_amd64.deb, 99.1 MB
SHA-256 06c52025472dc9c3505803facb4c15cedbe9aa6819a815d31a0b7d1586134a75
.deb, 64-bit Arm (arm64)
wyndlass-player_0.1.25_arm64.deb, 94.3 MB
SHA-256 55b2f2b5f66b5a8eaccae26073bdb5629996437c3dc71eb2519fb0279f95451a
AppImage, x86-64
wyndlass-player-0.1.25-x86_64.AppImage, 117.5 MB
SHA-256 6b0f96b0d783b3c656bd4329ddb2fc0fb7aece87c73ec757c5daf8695fdbf3e8
AppImage, 64-bit Arm
wyndlass-player-0.1.25-arm64.AppImage, 117.6 MB
SHA-256 29c8c58c82fffdfa6de51b198707a042dfe664d880bc0ad1dcbdebbd3cfb374a
Needs
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS or Debian 12 (.deb), or another 64-bit Linux desktop (AppImage)

Install the .deb

sudo apt install ./wyndlass-player_0.1.25_amd64.deb

apt installs what the player needs with it. Its files go in /opt/wyndlass-player, and the command wyndlass-player starts it.

Start it

A kiosk set-up, which starts the player when the computer starts, with no desktop around it, is coming. Until then, give the account that runs the player its data folder, once, then start it from that account's desktop:

sudo install -d -o "$USER" -m 700 /var/lib/wyndlass-player
wyndlass-player

The player fills the screen and shows a pairing code.

Or run the AppImage

The AppImage installs nothing. It keeps its data in the same folder as the .deb's player, so give your account that folder once. Then make the file executable and run it, from a terminal on your desktop:

sudo install -d -o "$USER" -m 700 /var/lib/wyndlass-player
chmod +x wyndlass-player-0.1.25-x86_64.AppImage
./wyndlass-player-0.1.25-x86_64.AppImage

It needs FUSE, which most desktops have. Where there is none, add --appimage-extract-and-run after its name.

Chromium's sandbox keeps the pages the player shows away from the rest of your account. An AppImage keeps it only where Linux lets programs make their own user namespaces. Ubuntu 24.04 does not, so there the player stops and says why. On Ubuntu or Debian, install the .deb, which keeps the sandbox. To run the AppImage without the sandbox anyway, put WYNDLASS_NO_SANDBOX=1 before its name.

Nothing updates the AppImage. For a newer version, download it again from this page.

Then pair it

In Wyndlass, open Devices, choose Add screen, and type the code the screen shows. Or scan its QR code with your phone.

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