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Still no easy virtual screen sharing similar to SudoVDA. Aka dead in the water for my uses. 😭
That should be possible depending on the use. What is your use case?
Streaming games to a wired PC in another location. Want my gaming PCs monitors to stay off. There are solutions none of them were easy to apply or good imo. But solutions do exist. SudoVDA legit you just connect and it mirrors your devices settings. It's so fucking nice lol
Try ssh x forwarding or xpra for x, waypipe or wprs for wayland?
And is there any easy way to integrate that into moonlight and sunshine? It's just a lot of work for something that just already works. 😭
Edit: I can't seem to find a guide that goes over it
Moonlight and sunshine do game stream itself, why need other remote access? Both work on linux.
What integrate you need? Can maybe run ssh from command configure in moonlight?
If need full remote desktop use rustdesk.
I want to remotely access my gaming PC on my other PC and have my gaming PC not activate any monitors. I use Apollo right now on windows for this and it's seemless. I want my gaming PC to be a fully useable desktop preferably Wayland if I was to switch and have the same seamless functionality where my gaming PC acts like a normal PC unless I attempt to connect to it with moonlight/sunshine and then it goes into a "headless" mode and deactivates the monitor and creates a virtual screen for the remote PC. It would also revert back to a normal PC when the connection from moonlight is ceased
I remembered that ther was a solution when using sunshine, this is it: https://app.lizardbyte.dev/2023-09-14-remote-ssh-headless-sunshine-setup/?lng=en-US
But it only works with Nvidia. Reading further is also complicated, a Dummy plug seems to be the "easier" solution.
- I'll check this out.