There is OpenSTF which is similar but for physically remote controlling Smartphones. No need to install any client.
Can be controlled from any browser, even from another smartphone.<p><a href="https://openstf.io" rel="nofollow">https://openstf.io</a>
Slightly off topic, but it's often bugged me that remote desktop protocols push for things like video and audio redirection as if everyone was on gigabit networking, but I haven't seen much in the way of pushing down down down on bandwidth.<p>Dameware Mini Remote Control from years ago used to have options to set grayscale and dithering and horizontal scanline interleaving(?) and slow refresh frequency and things, but I imagine going beyond that - a line sketch of the visible window borders and their titles, then let me draw a region to update with the mouse, scrape the text out and send that to me.<p>There's ways to build TUIs inside CLIs, but what about squishing a GUI down towards a CLI-style-basics?
My problem isn't really the protocol or the client. It's that the device is behind a NAT, a corporate firewall or otherwise not reachable at a public IP address.<p>I assume this project doesn't help with that?<p>For now I'm just sticking to products like TeamViewer.
Is there anybody around here who tried both Guacamole and <a href="https://github.com/novnc/noVNC" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/novnc/noVNC</a> - and can describe pros/cons?
Love this project. I maintain a service around Guacamole[1] with slightly modified protocol and client built in nodejs instead of the included Java one.<p>[1] <a href="https://www.allmydesktops.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.allmydesktops.com/</a>
I've used this a ton with cuckoo sandbox. If you haven't already set up your own cuckoo and use it to visir untrusted links and open untrusted files. It is fun! I like how guacamole allows you to interact with the session. I know a few (most?) Paid alternatives that won't let you interact.
Has anyone set something like this up with sound + multiple viewers? I've been looking for someone to help me watch TV with friends who are remote. I used to use rabb.it but I think that died.