About Displayswarm

DisplaySwarm Use your Android phones or tablets as a second monitor/speaker for your Linux PC, over USB or Wi-Fi. Several devices can be connected at once. Click a badge to open the latest release, then pick the .AppImage or .apk file under Assets.* Features Low-latency H.264 video (hardware encoding via VAAPI) USB (Android Open Accessory, no ADB needed) or Wi-Fi with TLS and PIN pairing Touch, multi-touch gestures and pressure/tilt stylus input Extend, mirror, or use the phone as your main screen Laptop audio on the phone, phone microphone to the laptop, synced across devices Clipboard sharing and file transfer Phone battery on the host, per-device settings Optional automatic screen scaling for the phone's monitor (KDE, GNOME); switch it off in the host or in the Android app settings Works fine on KDE Plasma 6 (Wayland) GNOME (Wayland). Don't use the display-switch key (F4) while streaming; it can crash gnome-shell (a mutter bug). Change roles in the app instead. X11 desktops (Cinnamon, XFCE, MATE, ...)(not 100%) Limited support COSMIC: partial(mirror only) Windows host: written, never tested Sway, Hyprland and other wlroots compositors: not supported yet Tested so far on one machine, so other GPUs and drivers may need fixes. Install Download the latest packages and the Android app from the **Releases page**: | Platform | File | |---|---| | Arch / CachyOS / Manjaro |…

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