> Dragging a window over from a full desktop monitor to the phone was exciting to watch. Slightly related, there's a nice tool called x2x which combines two X

> Dragging a window over from a full desktop monitor to the phone was exciting to watch. Slightly related, there's a nice tool called x2x which combines two X displays on different machines, so moving the cursor off the side of one makes it appear on the other (AFAIK it works using a 1-pixel-wide window at the screen edge). I used this to control my OpenMoko with keyboard and mouse (over SSH), in lieu of an external screen/'dock' like the article shows. > But since it's just a standard linux distro on the phone, it probably wouldn't be too hard to set up the Librem to automatically pull the latest build from the desktop/laptop for testing purposes. It's probably easiest to just SSH into the phone as needed, and use scp/rsync/sshfs/etc. to copy things across. If nothing else, it avoids the horrors of having to type commands via a touchscreen.