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RustDesk (FOSS easy to use TeamViewer alternative) has experimental Wayland support that needs testing!(github.com)

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Current prerelease is 1.2.5

1.2.4 is the first to introduce experimental Wayland support. Especially on KDE Plasma there are supposed to be some issues.

Lets test!

Why?

Regular RDP/VNC programs are hard to use in real scenarios, as they rely on IP addresses. RustDesk is easier as it uses a Rendezvouz server that can also be selfhostet or reimplemented.

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boredsquirrel@slrpnk.netOP
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To be fair, the APGL requires to publish code that is compilable. So giving instructions is pretty relevant for more complex projects.

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They don’t define what ‘compilable’ means though (among many other things), and it’s pretty easy to come up with several different definitions of it that not everyone will agree with.

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