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I reverse-engineered TeamViewer/AnyDesk with Opus 5.5 and turned my Windows PC & MacBook into one desk. → free & open-source: → shared mouse and keyboard across Windows & Mac → copy on one, paste on the other. → drag files between screens → any old laptop or tablet becomes... show more

Movez

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Фото профиля james

james5 дней назад

Rustdesk exists right?

Фото профиля Ahmed Reza

Ahmed Reza4 дней назад

Not reverse-engineered. Your own repo calls it an "Aurora redesign of TwinDesk" ( and step 1 was handing Claude an open-source engine. 11 agents renaming 370 files is a fair agent demo. Credit the original.

Фото профиля Balaji VP

Balaji VP4 дней назад

Defender is blocking the windows installer as Trojan!

Фото профиля João Salvador

João Salvador4 дней назад

What? This is just a fork of repo

Фото профиля Cao Thanh Long

Cao Thanh Long5 дней назад

Can you do a reverse-engineer Jump Desktop as well? Its performance is very good. Very smooth

Фото профиля Chad W.

Chad W.5 дней назад

Will you be adding iOS support?

Фото профиля snailbrain

snailbrain5 дней назад

Where is the code available? Id like to try it out.. without clicking a vercel link tho :D

Фото профиля Dusan 🐧 AI agents · dad

Dusan 🐧 AI agents · dad5 дней назад

what part did opus get wrong the most while you were reverse-engineering it?

Фото профиля Give A F#cK. Phd in Give A F#cK

Give A F#cK. Phd in Give A F#cK4 дней назад

Can you zoom in with Android?

Фото профиля PolyScripts

PolyScripts5 дней назад

This is the kind of practical AI-assisted building I like to see. Making old devices useful again without subscriptions is a real win.

Фото профиля Djilo🇨🇲

Djilo🇨🇲4 дней назад

Just tried on Tahoe and it's not supported. Tried android and Windows and it didn't connect neither by ip address nor qr code

Фото профиля The Right Handed Neutrino

The Right Handed Neutrino4 дней назад

@bot this seems cool

Фото профиля Lucas

Lucas4 дней назад

This is really cool bro

Фото профиля IT chlapec

IT chlapec4 дней назад

Scam? looks like

Фото профиля PakzProducer Evilgas

PakzProducer Evilgas5 дней назад

all i got was error make sure on same network .. even tho i was . so uninstalled straight away

Фото профиля SocialEmblemGTA

SocialEmblemGTA4 дней назад

👍👍👍👍👍

Фото профиля 抖动的罗志祥

抖动的罗志祥4 дней назад

有简体中文选择吗

Фото профиля Atul

Atul5 дней назад

No account, no cloud and an old laptop turns into a second screen 👀 that's the bit people will actually use

Фото профиля Xavier Nunez

Xavier Nunez4 дней назад

Incredible app; I needed something like this. Are all files shared, or can I choose what to share?

Фото профиля Larry Quandale Lobstre

Larry Quandale Lobstre5 дней назад

Fckin LEGEND Im using seperate Linux kernels And this has driven me crazy ur sick dude

Фото профиля no0x

no0x5 дней назад

Insane AI build – turned Windows + Mac into one desk in just 2 days. DuoDesk is fire

Фото профиля Faris

Faris5 дней назад

Awesome dude. But how to stop sound in windows when I ring from phone?

Фото профиля Shraban

Shraban5 дней назад

Brooooo that's sh*t is sickkkkk... Will try this

Фото профиля Robii

Robii5 дней назад

Sunshine?

Фото профиля Stan Cheung

Stan Cheung4 дней назад

what's the difference between this and twin desk? @bot

Фото профиля Balaji VP

Balaji VP4 дней назад

Wonderful use case, this is exactly the kind of practical, local-first tool that benefits the wider community. Really hope scammers don’t abuse the source code.

Фото профиля karcharodon

karcharodon4 дней назад

Man you really cooked hard here

Фото профиля Chad Christian - American Dream Trading LLC

Chad Christian - American Dream Trading LLC5 дней назад

@bot give this to chief of staff to look into further

Фото профиля LittlePoly

LittlePoly5 дней назад

Good job and very helpful

Фото профиля Mirza

Mirza4 дней назад

Lol! You have no idea what it takes to build a high-quality, secure product for remote access (speaking as someone who worked at AnyDesk). It's easy to create these PoC. But those have existed since the age of internet

Фото профиля BuildBeaverr

BuildBeaverr4 дней назад

AI is getting too powerful bro

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