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Mirror Hall

Published by Raffaele T.

Use Linux devices as second screens

Open sourceGPL-3.0-or-later

Highlights

  • Uses Linux devices as additional screens.
  • Supports second-display workflows for desktop use.
  • Focuses on display use rather than remote file access.
  • Distributed under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.

About this application

Mirror Hall is a Linux application for using Linux devices as second screens. It is aimed at setups where an additional display is needed and another Linux device is available to take that role. The program addresses screen extension or mirroring workflows rather than general remote administration or file sharing.

This makes it relevant for desks, laptops, or temporary work areas where extra display space is useful for documents, terminals, presentations, or reference material. Its scope is limited to Linux platforms according to the available application data, so it is not described here as a cross-platform display solution. Mirror Hall is published by Raffaele T. under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.

Where to get it

Linux

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