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DeskPort brings Windows, macOS and Linux desktops to an iPad or another computer. Based on Sunshine and Moonlight, with a free, open-source desktop app. Version 0.7.2 improves dynamic encoding, first input handling and resolution changes.
Hi, I'm building DeskPort, a remote desktop project based on Sunshine and Moonlight. The desktop app is free and open source.
I've recently been improving scrolling quality over Tailscale and adding more control over data usage. Version 0.7.2 also fixes the first input not taking effect, improves resolution transitions, and refines the dynamic encoding strategy.
The full demo shows NixOS connecting to macOS, Windows and another remote NixOS machine:
https://x.com/HatarXx/status/211...
Scrolling demo:
https://x.com/HatarXx/status/211...
A recent screenshot update:
https://x.com/HatarXx/status/211...
If you give it a try, I'd love to hear about your setup and what could work better.
GitHub: https://github.com/keithxc/deskport
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About DeskPort on Product Hunt
“Remote desktop for iPad, Windows, macOS and Linux”
DeskPort was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #275 on the daily leaderboard. DeskPort brings Windows, macOS and Linux desktops to an iPad or another computer. Based on Sunshine and Moonlight, with a free, open-source desktop app. Version 0.7.2 improves dynamic encoding, first input handling and resolution changes.
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