Projects sharing features with Term.everything

This project is a remote desktop software suite and administration tool designed for controlling remote devices via web browsers or desktop applications across different operating systems. It functions as a secure remote access gateway and device manager, providing a centralized backend for auditing sessions and deploying private infrastructure to target machines. The system distinguishes itself through the use of GPU-accelerated video streaming and hardware encoding to reduce latency. It enables multi-device monitoring via a screen wall and supports the creation of virtual display emulations

FTXUI is a C++ terminal user interface library and cross-platform console framework used for building interactive command line applications. It functions as a declarative terminal layout engine and a component-based UI toolkit that enables the creation of responsive interfaces. The library is distinguished by its terminal graphics and animation capabilities, allowing for the rendering of custom shapes, data plots, and smooth visual transitions using easing functions. It provides a comprehensive set of interactive widgets and a layout system utilizing flexbox and grid containers that adapt to

Xpipe is a remote infrastructure management tool and cross-platform terminal orchestrator. It provides a centralized desktop interface for managing remote server connections, shell sessions, and secure tunneling. The system functions as a remote application gateway, streaming graphical applications to a local desktop via RDP, VNC, or X11. It also implements a Model Context Protocol server, which exposes server infrastructure and remote command execution capabilities to external AI agents. The tool covers several operational areas, including hierarchical connection management, remote file sys

Virtual-Display-Driver is a kernel-level driver for Windows that emulates physical monitors and audio devices. It serves as a virtual monitor emulator, headless server display emulator, and virtual audio device driver to enable extended desktop space and sound routing on systems without physical hardware connections. The project enables the simulation of monitors with custom resolutions, refresh rates, and identification profiles, including support for High Dynamic Range output. It also provides software-defined audio interfaces to simulate virtual microphones and speakers. The software cove

Carbonyl is a Chromium-based terminal browser that renders web pages directly within a command line interface. It functions as a terminal web renderer and a headless browser interface, allowing users to view and interact with modern web content without leaving the terminal environment. The project enables web browsing and headless browser visualization by converting Chromium pages into a format viewable in a terminal. This allows for CLI integrated browsing and provides a method for remote server web access when a graphical window server or X11 forwarding is unavailable.

Kitty is a high-performance, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator designed to provide a consistent and extensible workspace across different operating systems. It leverages graphics hardware to render text, images, and complex layouts with low latency, while providing a robust environment for demanding command-line workflows. The project distinguishes itself through its integrated workspace management and programmable interface. It functions as a tiling window manager that organizes terminal windows, tabs, and layouts into persistent, keyboard-driven sessions. Users can automate complex workflow

Chafa is a terminal graphics library that converts images and animated GIFs into character art for display in terminal emulators. It supports multiple output formats including ANSI escape sequences, Sixel graphics, and Unicode block characters, making it a versatile tool for rendering images directly within the terminal environment. The library is built as a shared C library with official bindings for Python and JavaScript, allowing developers to integrate terminal image rendering capabilities into applications across different programming environments. Chafa handles the full pipeline from im

Apollo is a remote desktop streaming server designed to transmit a low-latency video feed of a host screen to remote clients using hardware-accelerated encoding. It functions as a remote input controller and virtual display manager, allowing the host to match the resolution and framerate of connected devices. The system includes a gamepad input emulator that simulates controller hardware on the host machine to translate remote inputs into local events. Server configurations and client pairing are managed through a web-based remote access interface. The project also covers bidirectional clipb

Opentui is a terminal user interface framework for building interactive command line applications. It provides a component-based system featuring a flexbox layout engine, a virtual node component tree, and a low-level 2D cell array renderer. The project is distinguished by a sophisticated keyboard binding engine that maps complex multi-stroke sequences and chords to named commands using prioritized, reactive layers. It also implements a plugin architecture that allows external modules to inject custom UI components into designated layout slots and extend input logic at runtime. Its capabilit

Crossdesk is a cross-platform remote desktop software used for streaming and controlling remote computers. It consists of a hardware-accelerated video streamer and a web-based client that allows users to operate remote devices through a browser without installing platform-specific software. The system utilizes a self-hosted connection relay deployed via containers to manage remote sessions and forward traffic when direct peer-to-peer connections fail. To maintain performance, it employs hardware-accelerated video encoding and streaming to reduce latency and CPU load. The software provides cr

Natpass is a web-based remote access gateway and orchestrator designed to manage remote server instances, desktop streaming, and cloud development environments through a browser. It functions as a centralized portal for executing shell commands and accessing graphical desktops on remote servers without the need for local clients. The system includes a remote IDE host and a remote desktop streamer, enabling server-side development environments and the transmission of a remote machine's visual interface directly to a web browser. It also features a natural language documentation query tool for

JumpServer is a privileged access management platform designed to manage and audit secure access to SSH, RDP, Kubernetes, and database endpoints. It functions as a centralized gateway that brokers remote terminal and graphical sessions to isolate users from critical infrastructure. The system utilizes a web-based protocol gateway to translate remote connections into browser-compatible streams and a protocol-based proxy layer to isolate end-user devices from target assets. It incorporates security watermarking to deter unauthorized screen captures and provides a Kubernetes access gateway for c

River is a Wayland compositor and dynamic window manager that separates the core graphical display server from window management and layout policy logic. It functions as an external layout manager, delegating window positioning and input focus logic to an external process via a communication protocol. The system allows for dynamic manager swapping, enabling the active window management process to be replaced without terminating the graphical session. This non-monolithic design uses a stable communication interface to exchange state between the compositor and external managers. The project co

This project is a containerized Linux desktop streamer that renders a full operating system interface in a web browser using encoded video streams. It allows for remote access to various Linux distributions and serves as a platform for browser-based application hosting. The system supports GPU acceleration via KVM and direct hardware passthrough to enable low-latency graphics rendering and video encoding. It also features volume mapping for home directory persistence, ensuring that user data and portable applications survive environment updates. Additional capabilities include the creation o

Winapps is a virtualization bridge that allows Windows applications to run on a Linux desktop as if they were native. It uses the Remote Desktop Protocol to stream individual application windows from a background virtual machine or remote server, avoiding the need for a full virtual machine window. The system identifies installed software by scanning the guest registry to automatically generate native desktop shortcuts and icons. It integrates these applications into the local desktop environment, including the mapping of executables to desktop entries and the configuration of file manager co

This project is an Android RPA framework designed for automating user interfaces and system tasks on rooted Android devices using Python and ADB. It provides a suite of tools for rooted device management, allowing for programmatic control of system settings, application lifecycles, and shell command execution via a remote API. The framework distinguishes itself through a combination of dynamic instrumentation and AI integration. It can inject scripts into running processes to hook Java interfaces and modifies application behavior in real time. Additionally, it supports large language model in

This project provides a containerized environment for running Steam games and applications without a physical monitor. It consists of a Docker image designed for headless game server hosting, utilizing a virtual display server to enable remote game streaming of video and audio to a web browser. The system integrates NVIDIA GPU virtualization to provide hardware acceleration for high-performance 3D graphics rendering within the container. A remote desktop gateway allows users to access and manage the virtualized desktop environment and game client remotely. The software includes capabilities

Wish is a Go library for building SSH servers, providing a middleware-based framework that handles core SSH functionality including public-key and certificate authentication, session management, and secure file transfers via SCP and SFTP. It is designed to serve as the foundation for custom SSH applications, with built-in support for hosting Git repositories over SSH and serving interactive terminal applications. What distinguishes Wish from a basic SSH server library is its composable middleware pattern, which allows developers to layer authentication, logging, and custom session handling. I

PiKVM is an IP-KVM remote access solution for out-of-band server management. It enables remote control of a host computer's hardware and operating system through a web browser or VNC client, allowing access to the BIOS or boot sequence when the main operating system is unresponsive. The system provides remote hardware control by managing physical power switches and GPIO triggers. It emulates human interface devices, such as keyboards and mice, and supports the emulation of mass storage to mount virtual disk images for bare metal operating system installation and recovery. Additional capabili

go-prompt is a library for building interactive command-line interfaces in Go. It serves as a cross-platform console UI framework and terminal input manager, providing the tools necessary to capture user input and execute commands through a persistent interactive loop. The library features a dedicated auto-completion engine that provides real-time command suggestions. It also supports dynamic prompt prefixes updated via callback functions and a system for managing and recalling command history. The framework covers a broad range of terminal capabilities, including keyboard shortcut mapping,

TigerVNC is a remote desktop software system consisting of a server and client implementation. It enables the streaming of graphical desktop environments across different operating systems by implementing the RFB protocol to exchange pixel data and input events. The software provides secure remote access through password authentication and the use of cryptographic certificates to verify remote server identities. It facilitates remote system management by capturing a local display on a server and forwarding it to a viewer application for remote control. The system includes capabilities for di

FreeRDP is a full software implementation of the Remote Desktop Protocol, providing both client and server capabilities for remote session management. It functions as an RDP client library and a standalone remote desktop client, enabling remote connectivity and interoperability across different operating systems. The project includes a dedicated network device redirector and an RDP gateway client to handle authentication and proxy routing. It allows developers to integrate remote desktop functionality into third-party software applications via its client library. The software covers a wide r

This project is a peer-to-peer networking tool and communication client designed for exchanging messages and sharing screen control between computers without a central server. It functions as a decentralized system for exchanging data and control signals directly between nodes. The application uses WebRTC for peer-to-peer messaging and remote desktop administration. It incorporates STUN-based NAT traversal and rendezvous servers to establish direct connections between peers hidden behind restrictive firewalls or routers. The software provides capabilities for remote desktop control, includin

Remote Desktop Control is a Java-based platform designed for remote desktop administration and system management. It enables users to access and control distant computers by streaming real-time screen imagery and relaying keyboard and mouse inputs between a controller and a target machine. The system distinguishes itself through a modular architecture that supports dynamic command handler injection and pluggable input drivers, allowing for functional extensions without modifying the core application. To ensure connectivity across restrictive firewalls and diverse network environments, the pla

tcell is a Go terminal user interface library and framework for building cell-based applications. It functions as a terminal emulator backend and input processor, utilizing a change-based diffing engine to manage screen state and efficiently render updates. The project is distinguished by its pluggable backend abstraction, which allows terminal interfaces to be rendered across physical terminals or compiled into WebAssembly for web browser display. It provides a virtual screen simulation to enable programmatic event injection and output inspection for automated application testing. Its capab

snacks.nvim is a comprehensive collection of quality-of-life plugins and utilities designed to extend the core functionality of Neovim. It serves as a multi-purpose toolkit providing a UI framework, navigation enhancements, and integrations with external services. The project distinguishes itself by combining a wide array of specialized tools into a single suite, including a picker-based file explorer, a deep GitHub integration for managing issues and pull requests, and a set of development utilities for profiling Lua performance and inspecting code execution. Its broader capability surface