Thanks for sharing! Is drivers signing that painful ?

Well to start, it costs like 500$ a year [0].

This does seem to be changing [1], but I haven't looked into what the new procedure is/will be.

[0] https://www.digicert.com/code-signing/driver-signing-certifi...

[1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/in...

WebRTC is the way to the future of open source remote desktops. I don't know exactly by I have a strong feeling that google is using WebRTC for chrome remote desktop

It's based on WebRTC and is way more flexible than a file stream:)

Hi. It's open source so expectations can be lower than for commercial projects. It's made on pure enthusiasm. And we are figuring out a way of how to hack the OSes to get rid from dummy display plugs. (just look at repo README.md) So stay tuned, in future releases wi will be updating on that. Cheers

Hi thanks! It can be anything that has LAN or wifi and runs a web browser that supports WebRTC

Yeah, me too. They don't disclose it coz their whole business is running on this small ad-hoc hack :)

Hi, I have to mention the latency will be if you use slow wifi, slow or old devices. Cheers

Hey thanks! Enjoy!

Hi its not normal, coz other users don't have these kinds of things happening. It may be a firewall on your desktop, wifi or even your phone.

Also you need to have an access to private networks if you are on Windows.

Cheers

Thank you for replying! I've actually been using and enjoying your product for the past day or so.

"Also you need to have an access to private networks if you are on Windows."

This was the problem. Being the bonehead that I am, my home network profile was accidentally set to Public network, rather than private.

Hi, this may be added in the future releases depending on how we collaborate on making new cool features. Cheers