
GNOME Network Displays
Published by Benjamin Berg, Christian Glombek
Screencasting for GNOME
Highlights
- Sends a GNOME desktop screen to a network display receiver.
- Supports screencasting workflows on Linux.
- Uses a graphical desktop application for selecting a display target.
- Works with compatible receivers on the local network.
About this application
GNOME Network Displays is a Linux application for screencasting from the GNOME desktop to network display receivers. It is designed as a desktop tool for sending the current screen to a compatible external display device over the local network, so a monitor, television, or adapter can be used as a presentation or viewing target.
The program is focused on GNOME environments and the workflows around desktop display sharing. Its usefulness depends on the presence of a receiver that supports the relevant network display protocol and on the Linux desktop session being able to provide the screen content for streaming. GNOME Network Displays is published by Benjamin Berg and Christian Glombek under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.NetworkDisplays
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