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sqlpxc/airhand
High-performance, low-latency remote desktop QUIC transport · hardware encoding and decoding · up to 120 fps Windows · macOS · Linux · Android · browser
Airhand is a low-latency remote desktop app written in Rust. It captures and encodes the screen on the GPU (AV1/HEVC/H.264) at up to 120 fps, streams it over QUIC with frame skipping and adaptive bitrate, and renders the mouse pointer locally. One program acts as both host and controller, connecting via 6-digit codes through a self-hosted relay deployable with Docker Compose.
Why now: Trending as a new, most-starred repo; it's a fast-moving work in progress (0.2.1) whose QUIC + hardware-codec approach draws comparisons to tools like RustDesk.
Who it is for: People who want smooth remote control of their own computers—developers, IT users, or homelabbers comfortable self-hosting a relay server.
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