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screenlink

v0.3.0

Published

AnyDesk-style remote desktop (screen view + control) for Linux/Wayland. View & control from any OS; host on Linux.

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Maintainers

ca-stackforgestudioca-stackforgestudio

Keywords

remote-desktopscreen-sharewaylandvncanydeskremote-control

Readme

screenlink

AnyDesk-style remote desktop (live screen view + mouse/keyboard control) for Linux/Wayland. One package, one command — it bundles a prebuilt native binary for every platform and runs the right one (no Go toolchain needed).

npm install -g screenlink

What runs where

  • Host (share a screen): Linux/Wayland only — needs xdg-desktop-portal
    • PipeWire + GStreamer for capture and /dev/uinput for control.
  • View & control a remote host: any OS (the viewer is a browser; connect and relay are pure Go and run on Linux, macOS, and Windows).

Use it

Share this machine's screen over the internet in one command (Linux host):

screenlink host --tunnel

It prints a public URL + password — open that in any browser, on any device, to view and control. (Needs cloudflared on the host. H.264 is the default and needs a Chrome/Edge viewer; pass --codec mjpeg for any browser.)

Or go through your own relay (AnyDesk-style ID), which works from any OS:

screenlink relay  --addr :9000                                   # on a public box
screenlink host   --relay RELAY_HOST:9000                        # on the Linux host
screenlink connect --relay RELAY_HOST:9000 --pin CODE <address>  # on any viewer

Host system requirements (Linux)

The package ships the binary and capture.py, but hosting relies on system packages npm does not install:

  • a Wayland session with xdg-desktop-portal + pipewire
  • GStreamer with pipewiresrc, x264enc + h264parse (H.264) and jpegenc (MJPEG)
  • python3 with gi (PyGObject) and dbus
  • write access to /dev/uinput for control (sudo usermod -aG input "$USER")

Viewing/relaying from macOS or Windows needs none of these.

Full docs

https://github.com/mohdafwan/screenlink