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1.rustdesk / rustdesk

An open-source remote desktop application designed for self-hosting, as an alternative to TeamViewer.

remote-control
remote-desktop
teamviewer
anydesk
vnc
rdp
+13 more

Rust AGPL-3.0128K total20K forks

+827 stars

from 127,374 · score 6.72

2.rustdesk / rustdesk-server

RustDesk Server Program

remote-desktop
remote-control
remote-access
tauri

Rust AGPL-3.011K total2.7K forks

+51 stars

from 10,628 · score 3.95

3.gethopp / hopp

The best OSS remote pair programming app.

golang
oss
rust
tailwindcss
tauri
typescript
+9 more

Rust AGPL-3.0733 total61 forks

+13 stars

from 720 · score 2.64

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