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noxkvm is very simple low-level KVM for Linux. It lets you share keyboard and mouse between multiple computers. It is written on Lua and C, and it is hardcore because reads and writes events directly from and to Linux input devices. GitHub
Last edited by Kirill Bugaev (2019-09-17 14:35:12)
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Does it work on GNOME/Wayland?
I used to have setup for multiple computers with synergy on Ubuntu, then switch to barrier on Arch. Both do not work for Wayland and only work for Xorg session.
Definitely something to try if this supports GNOME/Wayland.
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@liewkj, I used Barrier with Awesome wm and X11 before, it works ok. I hope that noxkvm doesn't depend on Protocol/Desktop Environment/Windows Manager it works with Linux input devices directly, that is why it is so simple. But I suspect that some troubles may appear with device autodetection, anyway you can specify input devices directly in './config/server.lua'. I will appreciate any feedback, because projects is really raw, I have finished it just yesterday.
You possibly will have some difficulties with configuring keyboard bindings. But it is really easy, believe me. Just use getkeys.lua script to determine key codes (not xev!). getkeys.lua script comes together with program. Then you should change IP addresses and corresponding key bindings in './config/server.lua'. That is. You can use complex keybindings like Alt+1, just list appropriate keycodes in 'keys' entry, like 'keys = {56, 2}'.
Last edited by Kirill Bugaev (2019-09-18 14:00:47)
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I have tried it without starting X Session. It works
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Why are there compiled .so files in your github sources?
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And why does the issues link from the readme link to a new issue in clipnetsync?
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@Awebb, thanks for replay. You are right, I will better remove .so files and add note about compilation of shared objects in README.md.
@schard, thank you, fixed now.
Last edited by Kirill Bugaev (2019-09-18 14:13:39)
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Did you know about netevent?
https://github.com/Blub/netevent
Help me to improve ssh-rdp !
Retroarch User? Try my koko-aio shader !
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@kokoko3k, thanks a lot. It is good tool with much more capabilities then mine. I didn't know about it before, although tried to find appropriate replacement for Barrier.
Last edited by Kirill Bugaev (2019-09-19 10:28:26)
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You're welcome.
I can't remember how i found it, but since then, i made a pkg for it in aur (netevent-git).
Amd i'm currently using it in my home-made remote desktop script, it works quite well.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=242550
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I think the challenge is to make it feature parity with Synergy and Barrier, which support multiple OSes (Windows, Linux, MacOS) with the same client/server protocols.
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