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1.Genymobile / scrcpy

Display and control your Android device

android
c
sdl2
libav
ffmpeg
screen
+3 more

C APACHE-2.0154K total14K forks

+3,206 stars

from 150,834 · score 8.07

2.FreeRDP / FreeRDP

FreeRDP is a free remote desktop protocol library and clients

c
rdp
remote-desktop
freerdp
library
android
+5 more

C APACHE-2.014K total16K forks

+200 stars

from 13,768 · score 5.30

3.apache / guacamole-server

The Apache Guacamole proxy daemon (guacd), C API (libguac), and protocol support.

guacamole
c
network-client
java
network-server
javascript

C APACHE-2.04K total827 forks

+40 stars

from 3,993 · score 3.71

4.moonlight-stream / moonlight-embedded

Gamestream client for embedded systems

moonlight
gamestream

C GPL-3.01.7K total401 forks

+8 stars

from 1,660 · score 2.20

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