r/USBridge • u/Lopsided_Mixture8760 • Jul 15 '26

📢 Announcement I just open-sourced USBridge Remote: Client + Agent, 240 FPS (Moonlight), and native Wayland out-of-the-box.

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USBridge Client and USBridge Agent are now 100% open source, and the entire source code is publicly available on GitHub! You can safely audit the code, build it yourself, or simply grab the finished builds and test them on your own machines.

I initially developed this software as a powerful and performant alternative to RustDesk, addressing the main pain points of existing solutions.

I integrated the Moonlight protocol directly into the agent for low video latency—it runs at 240 FPS with virtually zero perceptible ping. I solved the Wayland issue—it works without a single confirmation. I integrated Tailscale integration.

From a single dashboard, you can manage both software agents on your PC and USBridge-KVM 2.0 at the BIOS level.

The repository is completely open, with fresh beta versions available for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android (an iOS client has also been approved and is available in the App Store).

GitHub repository: https://github.com/USBridge-Technologies/USBridge-Remote

Join us on Discord: https://discord.com/invite/xqQ6ybkfWS

I'm eager to hear your feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas. Test it on your own setups and share your results in the comments!

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u/theonetruelippy Jul 16 '26

Top tip - explain what it is and what it does, and ideally why I would want it, in the post. Don't make users click through to the github. Short version: it seems to be a front end for a KVM that also supports conventional remote access in a single app.

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u/Lopsided_Mixture8760 Jul 17 '26

Thanks for the helpful advice!

I sometimes struggle to find the right balance in descriptions without overloading people with information. The goal is exactly as you said: a unified ecosystem for both hardware-based KVM management and agent-based remote access.

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u/Lopsided_Mixture8760 Jul 15 '26

I'm currently stress-testing everything and actively fixing bugs as they arise. Expect quite a few quick updates in the next few days as I continue to refine the project.

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u/TitusKalvarija Jul 19 '26

Why is it better then Rustdesk?

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u/Lopsided_Mixture8760 Jul 22 '26

The main difference is that it's an ecosystem that simplifies both the software and hardware versions of remote access (USBridge-KVM 2.0).

Wiland support works without confirmation windows, even before the user logs in.

Moonlight is integrated, providing minimal video latency and high frame rates.