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I was tired of the current state of Linux remote desktop clients—especially the constant permission popups and screen capture issues with modern Wayland compositors. To solve my own problems, I created USBridge Remote.
It's a unified client/agent architecture designed to combine software-based remote desktops and out-of-band hardware management (USBridge-KVM 2.0).
The Linux agent handles screen capture and input directly. Since screen capture occurs at the driver level, it prevents annoying permission prompts or manual confirmations every time a session is started.
Moonlight integration provides high resolution at a stable 240 FPS without noticeable lag. Encrypted P2P tunneling is natively integrated using Tailscale. It also features a shared clipboard (text, images, files), as well as multi-monitor support. The project is completely free and is currently in beta.
Architecture and downloads: https://github.com/USBridge-Technologie … dge-Remote
I need technical feedback. I would greatly appreciate your help and collaboration! Share your thoughts.
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I've restructured USBridge into three separate components: a client (a unified user interface), a software agent (the Wayland/Linux desktop host I mentioned above), and a hardware agent (out-of-band management).
I'm currently focusing on the firmware for the hardware agent (USBridge-KVM 2.0). The goal is to allow anyone to build a DIY hardware IP KVM using their own hardware.
You'll only need a supported single-board computer (I'm currently finishing up builds for the Radxa Zero 3W and Cube A7) and an inexpensive USB video capture adapter. The key here is that this hardware KVM integrates directly into the same USBridge-Remote client. You get access to layer 0 hardware alongside Wayland desktop sessions in a single interface. And also the full functionality of USBridge KVM 2.0 (low latency, data snapshots, BIOS-in-Terminal).
I was actually planning to post firmware images for self-installation today, but I spent the whole day struggling with Windows installation scripts. Links to the releases will be coming soon. Let me know if anyone is interested in testing the KVM connection on physical hardware.
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Just a quick update: I've officially released the USBridge client on the Google Play Store.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta … dge.client
You can use this client to connect to the software agent or the hardware KVM agent that I mentioned in my previous post. I'm still finalizing the firmware releases for the DIY hardware builds, but the Android client is stable and ready to use.
I would appreciate any feedback.
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