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I'm not a bot, I just didn't post anything yet. I made a cool header image though.
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Barrier is a free and open source alternative to Synergy for sharing a keyboard and mouse cross-platform
Yes I did post about this application a good two years back, but it is well worth repeating. Yes you could run VNC or similar remote manager, but that is often a lot of overhead as it's also replicating the display.
I use Barrier when I want to do something on my Macbook Air and the Macbook is connected to one of my desktop screens, and I can then use my mouse and keyboard that I'm using on my main Linux desktop machine, with the advantage of clipboard copy-and-paste between the two as well. This will work just as well with a dedicated Raspberry Pi that you just attach to one of your screens. It works across Windows, Linux (inc Pi), FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and MacOS.
Synergy went paid model only and Barrier was forked from it, so it is fully open source and free to use. https://squeet.me/objects/962c3e10154c4cb9a94149ae2997f11d2f5b25df -
> The foundation of #nabla containers lies in three main components: rumpkernel, solo5, and runnc.
There is an interesting intersection between the approaches of this thing, #binctr , #gvisor and other mixes of virtualization and containerization, both from the artifact/distribution perspective and from the isolation perspective. I wonder where the consensus (if any) will end up in a few years.
runnc, like the others listed above, is an OCI image runner.
blog.cloudkernels.net/posts/na…