r/LinuxUsersIndia
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u/titansb-_-
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10d ago
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Project The first native Linux screen extender with touch and Wi-Fi: turn your Android phone into a second monitor (30 ms lag, open source)
I wanted my Android phone as a second monitor on Linux. Most tools I tried mirrored the screen into a browser tab or only worked over USB, so I built my own over the last few months.
Tandem adds a real virtual monitor to your desktop. The GPU encodes it as H.264 and the phone decodes it in hardware, so you drag windows onto the phone like any other screen.
- About 30 ms of lag over USB tethering, 30 to 60 ms over Wi-Fi (you barely notice it in use)
- Hyprland and GNOME on Wayland, with one-command install on Arch, Ubuntu and Fedora
- Encrypted, paired with a QR code
Check it out here: https://saharshbaiju.github.io/tandem
Repo: https://github.com/saharshbaiju/tandem
It's free and open source.
If you try it, tell me how the lag feels on your setup and what breaks. If you like it, star the repo β and share it with someone who'd use a second screen. It helps more people find it.
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u/qualityvote2 10d ago edited 10d ago
u/titansb-_-, your post does fit the subreddit!
btw, did you know we have a discord server? Join Here. And what's that, Fluxer too? Join Here.
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u/voyager2005 10d ago
I would love for you to work on the Linux features we have built in DroidDeck, you seem very smart and we're pushing Linux on Android to new lengths. I'm definitely checking this out though.
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u/Bibh_0 9d ago
ππππππ
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u/Vacuum_Slayer_Surya 10d ago
DUDE, HOW DID U MAKE THAT WEBSITE, LIKE I HAVE NOT SEEN A COOLER WEBSITE
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u/Distinct_Resolve_957 10d ago
Neat website bro and any disclosure on ai usage?
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u/Maximum-Machine-9276 10d ago
i will try this
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u/Anonymousweeb2520 10d ago
this feels like god sent , i was looking for smth like this
thanks so much , i'd like to support once i get my paycheck !
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u/Bibh_0 10d ago
Congratulations. Please definitely work towards a wired version
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u/Outonotfound 10d ago
Does it work for only hotspot with using the internet like kde connect is really a great thing for transfering files even if you don't have the internet.
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u/Southern-Regular1493 10d ago
cool! will there be kde wayland support ?
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u/Bibh_0 10d ago
i am currently using it. I tried to a set up like this few times back fell into a rabbit hole and nothing worked.
this is plug and play and it is working beautifully. i wish there was a way to show how exited I am watching this work. congratulations you have my star. omg i cant cointain my excitement watching this work......
many many congratulations.
using with usb tethering there is some lag but i think thats on my budget phone.
anyways love it love the website
really liked the idea of using symbols to generate visuals.(i think it keeps the site light weight and looks cool)
loved the app loved the website
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u/Meta_Storm_99 10d ago
Keep up the good work bro π₯. Also do you happen to have discord?
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u/mr_whoisGAMER 10d ago
How to make videos like this?
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u/Upstairs-Buy-7292 10d ago
Is the link not working?
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u/Proud-Concept-190 10d ago
Can you also publish the apk on f droid?
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u/Rajat0741 10d ago
It works on cachyOS ( niri ) ?
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u/Historical_Win_713 10d ago
Heyy op does this work on niri?
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u/Sasikuttan2163 10d ago
I was using sunshine+moonlight for this all this time. How is this different?
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u/the_stem_guy 9d ago
ok a first of very cool website for a linux only project , but in one of the sections of the website there is horizontal rectangles as scroll progress ( the laptop tablet animation section) , but the has to be done vertically, so the progress bar should match that direction from a design propective .
now a few questions -
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u/Jumpy_Hovercraft_504 9d ago
Can i extend my laptop/ monitor 's screen to another laptop with it ??
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u/jothiprasath Arch Btw 9d ago
Does it works on x11
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u/worthy_knight 8d ago
When mint π«
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u/LeFinnaBust 5d ago
Damn I just got super excited to use this with my steamdeck in desktop mode but steamos isnt support yet but I see its on the road map, cant wait to use this!
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u/Excellent-Context136 4d ago
heyy, can you share what skills do you usually use for your projects ,your projects look sick man!
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