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Hi thanks on paying attention on that, Yes it is a problem of cross-platform support. Each os with its own zoo of tricks and tweaks. So for each os there shou
by pavlobu 6y ago
Hi thanks on paying attention on that,
Yes it is a problem of cross-platform support. Each os with its own zoo of tricks and tweaks.
So for each os there should be a separate module, basically 3 different projects that then can be used as native modules for Deskreen.
I'll just repost my previous answer.
>Yes, Both linux and mac have x servers running. But different
>variations of them. There is no problem with Linux at all, it
>is all customizable and user can be just asked to restart a
>computer to rewrite x server configs.
>But on mac and windows this is a quite different situation.
Cheers
- GekkePrutser 6y agoOn Mac the X server is only optional though (Xquartz) and I don't think it can even 'see' the entire screen. Only other X Windows apps.
- michaelpb 6y agoGotcha! Thanks for the reply, and thanks again for the project. > So for each os there should be a separate module, basically 3 different projects that then can be used as native modules for Deskreen. I hope more folks contribute to improving each of the different modules. I personally would dive in to work on improving Linux support if I had time, but I'm already very stretched thin, so that will have to wait.
- fblp 6y agoCan you gleen anything from how Facebook messenger does screen sharing on Android and iOS?
- pavlobu 6y agoI don't know but it may be WebRTC behind it as well.
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