based on the open source project Laplace

Laplace is an open-source project to enable screen sharing directly via browser. Made possible using WebRTC for low latency peer-to-peer connections, and websocket implemented in golang for WebRTC signaling. Read more

Join streaming room

Enter a RoomID to join the streaming room. You can get the RoomID from your peer that is doing a screen sharing.

Connect to Barrier KVM (Beta)

This is a feature is still on beta testing. This feature will ensure that you can share the keyboard and mouse of the server machine.
Note: This only works if the laplace server has Barrierc installed and the room name you are connecting too belongs to the server.

Host Name: Not detected

Screen sharing configuration

For most people, using the default "balanced" preset is enough, then click the "Start sharing" button to start. For the curious, You may also choose configuration preset that will affect the performance and quality of the streaming. For advance user, you can modify the options inside the textbox directly, please note that it may incur errors.


 


Some notes
After clicking the "Start stream" button, if your device is supported, you may be asked to choose which screen you want to share.
As of now, mobile devices (Android & iOS) are usually not supported for screen sharing.
Sharing system audio is tested to be working only with latest Google Chrome running in Windows OS.
Remember to tick the "Share audio" checkbox.
In case the streaming does not work, reload the page, the WebRTC maybe unstable.



How to Join this Room

You can share the RoomID to your peers (it is on the top-right position on this page). They can also join with the following link or QRCode:



Use keyboard and mouse

Ensure you have an SSH client installed on your machine

Run the following command on terminal:

ssh -XC @ x2x -west -to :0.0

Password:

Move your mouse to the west, and you should have access to the other computer.

Status
Number of connections: 0
Connected peers:
Ping: 0 ms 






    

    

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