Ich bin immer wieder erstaunt, wie gut man das Android Smartphone am PC nutzen kann. Die SW Scrcpy bietet sogar einen zweiten virtuellen Screen. #scrcpy
Romain Vimont released #scrcpy version 3.3.3. https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
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@nicolay_lilicre
Ce matin en voyant un post de @louisderrac j'ai installé LocalSend sur mon ordi linux. Très pratique !

Et je me demandais s'il existait déjà une liste partagée des logiciels à installer pour une utilisation avec élèves.
Une distribution comme #Primtux est déjà bien complète et possède une liste.

Quand j'installe #Mint j'ajoute toujours quelques logiciels en plus: #scrcpy #inkscape ... et maintenant #localsend
On pourrait la mettre sur le site #NIRD

Une CollTux ?

Romain Vimont released #scrcpy version 3.3.2. https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
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@otyugh @raph
Pendant quelques mois j'ai eu besoin de me connecter sur une borne Free-wifi un peu trop distante.
La solution a été de placer le smartphone au fond d'une boîte 'ricoré' et de bien l'orienter.
Sans la boîte, la connexion tenait pas. Avec, je montais à 4Mo/s au mieux.
Pour trouver la bonne orientation, il faut utiliser Wifianalizer (dans #Fdroid ) et éventuellement débloquer les limites de scan via le mode développeur du tel.
Connexion en USB avec #scrcpy <- génial
Has anyone had any experience using #scrcpy ? One of the only things I miss having switched from Windows to Linux is the ability to watch Sky Sports on my PC, so I'm now wondering about just copying the screen from my phone where I can just use the Sky app...
I'm totally awestruck about the level of continuity one can find using 2 simple tools - Scrcpy and KDE Connect.

Scrcpy seems to fit the idea of an "all-in-one" solution better, with shared clipboard access, screen and camera mirroring. KDE Connect appears more apt for multimedia and notification mirroring.

Does one really need to purchase expensive products from Apple and get locked up in that walled garden? FOSS solutions exist, and often provide almost every single feature a locked-down propreitary implementation would.

What I've come to wholeheartedly appreciate:
- bidirectionally shared clipboards
- bidirectional dev (mic, camera, files)
- notification and MPRIS support
- near-native performance
- (EDIT) browsing and replying to SMS messages

What I'd like to see (wishful thinking):
- ability to answer calls from computers over either utility

Combined with cloud-based services, continuity should almost equal the Apple ecosystem's performance.

#android #linux #foss #kdeconnect #gsconnect #gnome #kde #scrcpy
Surely there must be a way to use an #Android phone as a webcam using #scrcpy?

Enabling scrcpy (and
#adb for what it's worth) was extremely easy on #NixOS. The webcam seems to work as well.

But when I try to make the browser detect the additional
webcam it doesn't work.

Any ideas and/or suggestions?

#linux #browsers
Romain Vimont released #scrcpy version 3.3.1. https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
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https://www.walknews.com/937665/ フリーのAndroid操作アプリ「scrcpy」が「Android 16」にさっそく対応 – 窓の杜 #Android #Android16 #Science #Science&Technology #scrcpy #Technology #Windows #システム・ファイル #テクノロジー #デスクトップ #科学 #科学&テクノロジー