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How can I stream my screen to other computers?

rated 0 times [ 3] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 1985 / 2 Years ago, mon, june 20, 2022, 7:17:06

I am looking for something like the TightVnc Projector but cross-platform and free if possible.

I have seen stuff like iTALC but it was hard to setup on Windows and long-winded for what I need. all I need to do is pass a command on start-up to create a server for my desktop's screen (running 12.10 LTS). I have a laptop running 13.10 to use as a client.

I would also like a viewer on my Windows and Ubuntu clients to start-up in their respective ways. (I am aware of the procedure of this.)
Thanks in advance

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answered 2 Years ago cheeturage · Accepted Answer

Look at Desktop Sharing and/or the Remina Remote Desktop Client. Those were working for me under 12.04.

In late Ubuntu releases (like 14.04), Desktop Sharing was removed from System Settings, but you can still find and use it, and it's provided by the 'Vino' package, installed with sudo apt-get install vino. To setup the package run the vino-preferences command.