ScummVM packaged as an IoT GUI (mir-kiosk-scummvm)
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Details for ScummVM packaged as an IoT GUI
Package name
- mir-kiosk-scummvm
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Last updated
- 4 September 2026 - latest/stable
- 18 August 2026 - latest/edge
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ScummVM packaged as an IoT GUI
ScummVM packaged for use with Ubuntu Frame on Ubuntu Core
After installing the snap please run the following to connect the snap interfaces:
/snap/mir-kiosk-scummvm/current/bin/setup.sh
For information on deploying an IoT GUI based on Ubuntu Frame see: https://mir-server.io/docs/how-to-guides
The snap works as a "kiosk" with Ubuntu Frame; and, on a Wayland desktop (such as Miriway) using the command mir-kiosk-scummvm.
When used on Ubuntu Core, mir-kiosk-scummvm will automatically run as a daemon on startup. If building an embedded system based on another OS then you may need to enable the daemon with:
snap set mir-kiosk-scummvm daemon=true
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