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**TLDR**: Sunshine is an ultra low latency display streaming server, and Moonlight is a client for it. I get around 1ms~ when using it for my tablet as a second display. **TLDR**: Sunshine is an ultra low latency display streaming server, and Moonlight is a client for it. I get around 1ms~ when using it for my tablet as a second display.
## What Does This Support? ## What Does This Support?
Linux, specifically only GNOME's Wayland session at the moment ([and in a very hacky state...](https://git.coolbea.nz/oscarg/sunshine-snake-glue/src/branch/main/pkg/wayland_display_manager/gnome/__init__.py)). Linux, specifically only GNOME's Wayland session at the moment.
### Support list: ### Support list:
| Compositor | Support | | Compositor | Support |
| :--- | ---: | | :--- | ---: |
| GNOME | ⚠️ (Work in progress / Hacky) | | GNOME | ⚠️ (Functional/Work in progress) |
| KDE Plasma | ❌ | | KDE Plasma | ❌ |
| Sway | ❌ | | Sway | ❌ |
| Hyprland | ❌ | | Hyprland | ❌ |
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I don't think I'll ever extend this to support X11. Sunshine has options to interact with an X server, Wayland compositors tend to be much stricter, and this is just a middle layer to make that communication pleasant. Sunshine's documentation [even has instructions for X11](https://docs.lizardbyte.dev/projects/sunshine/master/md_docs_2app__examples.html#x11). Yes, it does mention GNOME's Wayland session, but it makes the bold assumption that the client has an exact match with a resolution/refresh rate the compositor offers. I don't think I'll ever extend this to support X11. Sunshine has options to interact with an X server, Wayland compositors tend to be much stricter, and this is just a middle layer to make that communication pleasant. Sunshine's documentation [even has instructions for X11](https://docs.lizardbyte.dev/projects/sunshine/master/md_docs_2app__examples.html#x11). Yes, it does mention GNOME's Wayland session, but it makes the bold assumption that the client has an exact match with a resolution/refresh rate the compositor offers.
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
A version of GNOME that supports `gdctl`. That's all! Presumably you have `python3`, right? A version of GNOME that supports `gdctl`, and Python 3.10+
## Usage ## Usage
### Arguments ### Arguments
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### Example Usage ### Example Usage
#### Do: #### Do:
``` ```
python3 /home/agrey/Development/sunshine-snake-glue set HDMI-2 python3 /home/ogrey/Development/sunshine-snake-glue set HDMI-2
python3 /home/agrey/Development/sunshine-snake-glue create HDMI-2 "gamescope -f -W {res_x} -H {res_y} -r {rate} -e -- steam -bigpicture -steamos3" python3 /home/ogrey/Development/sunshine-snake-glue create HDMI-2 "gamescope -f -W {res_x} -H {res_y} -r {rate} -e -- steam -bigpicture -steamos3"
``` ```
#### Command: #### Command:
``` ```