Differences between Apollo and Sunshine

[Katzenwerfer]

I found this fork recently, and I'm trying to figure if it might be worth using it instead of Sunshine.
From what I understand, the most notable things are noted in the README under "Major features", but I have to wonder if there is anything else worth knowing.
In short, why download Apollo instead of Sunshine?

[ClassicOldSong]

Depends on your needs. If you don't get what Apollo can benefit your setup, you probably don't need it.

Reference for some detailed explaination on what Apollo differs from Sunshine:

1. https://www.reddit.com/r/cloudygamer/comments/1f0gpdi/made_a_fork_of_sunshine_with_builtin_virtual/
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/cloudygamer/comments/1fi7udc/apollo_sunshine_fork_just_launched_permission/
3. https://www.reddit.com/r/MoonlightStreaming/comments/1i50ibl/clarification_on_why_apollo_is_still_different/
4. https://www.reddit.com/r/cloudygamer/comments/1ipnes9/apollo_v030_update_input_only_mode_and_perclient/

[e-t-l]

Do you keep Apollo up to date with upstream commits? (Sunshine just fixed an old bug I was dealing with, but I'm not sure of Apollo merges Sunshine's improvements)

[ClassicOldSong]

Yes.

[Vladoker]

I've discovered a new opportunity at Apollo. The application is suitable not only for games, but also as a utility for quickly switching monitors and saving state. I've been puzzling over how to automate connecting a 4k TV and disconnecting PC monitors, and I've tried many options, including MultiMonitorTool and Display Changer X. The Apollo app was perfect for my purposes. This allows you to save the state when the PC monitors are turned off and leave only the TV, and also makes it possible to close the moonlight on the phone, if necessary, you can use moonlight as a touchpad for the TV.