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It seems like Sunshine and Moonlight are now active again, and have a release more recent then Apollo and Artemis. On windows, is it possible to use the server
by Mashimo 3mo ago
It seems like Sunshine and Moonlight are now active again, and have a release more recent then Apollo and Artemis.
On windows, is it possible to use the server at the same time as someone is remote gaming? Most virtual display solutions I found just turn the server display off.
- hy77kkkakahs 3mo ago[flagged]
- ammo1662 3mo agoMost of these solutions work by directly forwarding the GPU-rendered image. On Linux, Moonshine uses Wayland for headless rendering, but that approach doesn't work on Windows. Windows requires an active user session with a connected display(physical or virtual) in order to build a desktop to render something. RDP can create a backgorund session, but on non-Server editions of Windows, you can't have a background RDP session while you are using it. It only allows one active session unless you patched the RDP service.
- atmanactive 3mo agoI don't think that's entirely true with the recent Apollo and Vibepollo developments.