Use your tablet as graphic tablet/touch screen on your computer.
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Use your tablet as graphic tablet/touch screen on your computer.
xdg-desktop-portal backend for choosing files with your favorite file chooser
Wayland-native RDP server for Linux desktop sharing. H.264 via EGFX, VA-API/NVENC hardware encoding, clipboard sync, multi-monitor. GNOME, KDE Plasma, Sway, Hyprland.
File picker with thumbnails, semantic search, and image viewer
Toolkit agnostic and easy to use Go module for the XDG Desktop Portal API.
A currated list of resources for the flatpak packaging system.
xdg desktop portal with terminal environment
Lightweight screen recorder for Wayland that captures regions as GIFs
Generic XDG Desktop Portal backend for Wayland compositors
High-performance file manager for Linux
A collection of several xdg-desktop-portal implementations to serve more lightweight wayland compositors like Hyprland
🚀 A backend implementation of xdg-desktop-portal for Liri
Utilities and wrappers for Linux desktop specific functionality
A C implementation of D-Bus GlobalShortcuts.
Enregistreur d'écran léger pour Linux/Wayland (GNOME) — MP4 H.264+AAC via xdg-desktop-portal, PipeWire et GStreamer. Alternative minimaliste à OBS en GTK4.
xdg-desktop-portal backend for choosing files with a scriptable file chooser
Capture real Upwork time-tracker screenshots on GNOME Wayland — no Xorg, no black/gray images.
A pair of automation scripts for DaVinci Resolve Studio on Linux that fixes the infamous "silent AAC audio" issue on import as well integrates with your DE's file picker offerring seemless media importing on the Linux Desktop.
Emoji Nook is a native Linux emoji picker built with Tauri v2 and React 19, designed to blend seamlessly with GNOME, KDE, and other desktop environments.
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