No Wayland support[1] still. Interestingly there are "donations" being accepted & some kind of a bounty for this issue. I don't know if anyone can deem the bounty, but it looks like it might be for $2500! Wow. When this issue was opened almost 3 years ago, I think support would have been much harder, but there are wayland protocols like wlroots's wlr-virtual-pointer-unstable-v1[2] now to regularize/normalize this sort of thing.
In general, there are just so so so many open issues & pull requests open. It's great software but wow, there's so many different environment's it needs to work across, & trying to maintain this project seems like a nightmare.
Not cross platform afaik but I really dig the netevent[2] project linked in this thread, which is a lower-level network input forwarder.
Last but not least, Barrier was discussed on HN with 14-comments a year ago[4].
No wayland support, but it is working if you don't need wayland support. Works on MacOS and Linux, I'm using it to write this post right now. Keyboard and mouse are from the Linux machine, and this browser is in MacOS. The latency is easily better than VNC; and honestly has worked like a charm for me. I'll have to checkout netevent next, thanks for sharing.
In general, there are just so so so many open issues & pull requests open. It's great software but wow, there's so many different environment's it needs to work across, & trying to maintain this project seems like a nightmare.
Not cross platform afaik but I really dig the netevent[2] project linked in this thread, which is a lower-level network input forwarder.
Last but not least, Barrier was discussed on HN with 14-comments a year ago[4].
[1] https://github.com/debauchee/barrier/issues/109
[2] https://github.com/swaywm/wlr-protocols/blob/master/unstable...
[3] https://github.com/Blub/netevent
[4] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23281870