<![CDATA[Immich Kiosk turns any screen into a photo display]]>Tablet mounted on a wall displaying a split screen with a store interior on the left and an outdoor plaza with people on the right.
“No processing happens on the tablet, it is just a display for the image output. In fact, you won’t even have much of configuration options since all of that is done through a config file. My tablet, which feels sluggish for practically everything, can handle this within the browser just fine. It loads quickly, transitions are smooth, and it doesn’t crash. What else can you ask for?”

Any old tablet that at least has a browser on it, can run this kiosk mode view of Immich photos, albums, people, memories, and a lot more. Good to see in the config that you can limit it to specific albums or people only, or hide specific albums or people. So the admin will just need to apply their mind to that side of things.

Another alternative to this is Immich Public Proxy which requires each album to be configured and shared manually, but has the ultimate security as a result.

Immich Kiosk’s website also has a demo that you can try to see how it actually works.

See xda-developers.com/turned-old-… or their project site at github.com/damongolding/immich…. I did a video about Immich Public Proxy at youtube.com/watch?v=VkPtL4lxsz…
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