UPDATE: Chrome has been released.
We’ve listened!
Users have spoken, and one of the most asked for features is support for Rise Player on Chrome OS. We’re excited to announce development has begun! This means no matter what your preferred operating system is (Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, or Chrome): we can run on it.
We’ll be sharing more details about this exciting opportunity in the upcoming months.
We have a lots more coming in 2018. Don't forget to checkout our upcoming Display Monitoring release.
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