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RustDesk is a fully self-hosted remote desktop tool written in Rust, offering high privacy and performance, suitable for AI developers and users who prioritize data security.
RustDesk now supports true unattended remote access on Wayland, enabling multi-monitor setups and access from login screens, with a preview build for x86_64 Debian/Ubuntu-based systems.
Updates on libei, the library for emulated input, now integrated into XDG Remote Desktop and Input Capture portals, enabling standardized input transport for Wayland compositors and clients.
Introduces a method of using an idle computer and NetEase UU's screen touch mode to adapt mobile apps (such as Codex and hermes studio) to portrait HD display.
Recommends NetEase's UU Remote tool, free multi-platform remote control, tested speed is good, cross-border use is also smooth.
NetEase has launched a free global remote control software with features including terminal operations and smooth remote connections, supporting the use of Claude to write code on phones and tablets.
Sharing an open-source project called WechatOnCloud, which uses container technology to run multiple independent official WeChat Linux clients on your own server and manage them via a browser-based remote desktop, enabling compliant multi-instance WeChat and multi-end sharing.
The author shares their experience using an iPad with UU Remote to connect to their computer, calling OpenCode to demo AI workflows to a client on-site. They emphasize being able to continue using the AI environment on their computer without carrying it, and note that the tools are free with no strings attached.
Recommends a mobile AI remote product, claiming it offers the best experience and is identical to a local computer, replacing Tailscale+tmux, Claude Remotion, and other solutions.
Andrew Chen shares his experience using an iPad Pro with an external monitor, mouse, and keyboard for most daily tasks, finding it nearly sufficient but with some limitations in window management and mobile app functionality.
RustDesk is an open-source remote desktop solution written in Rust, works out of the box, supports self-hosting, and gives users full control of their data.