[Discussion/Question] Non-cloud variant and easier customisation

[toby63]

So this might be a bit off topic, but still I would like to discuss this topic:

My idea would be to use this project as an In-home-streaming solution (just like Nvidia GameStream or Steam Link etc.).
While this is of course to some degree already possible, there are still some scenarios that are not covered natively, for example:

1. A PC-Setup would not be headless.
2. Non-Docker Setup:
   • either just native on the computer
   • or alternatives like LXD could be used
3. No need to copy things around -> just use the local game installations (assuming it's on Linux of course).
4. (optional idea) Control the desktop (instead of just one application).

While I am sure that users who are programmers themselves, could change the source code to adjust it for other purposes, it is quite difficult to understand everything for other people.

So the potential solution would be to have easier configurable settings/structures etc., that would allow the users to setup the above mentioned scenarios more easily.

I can of course understand if you say that this is not the scope of this project, but I wanted to mention it, as I think it would be useful for many people.

Thx 🙂 .

[giongto35]

Thanks for the great suggestion. Running things natively in non headless mode is indeed easier and it's common usecase as well.
The in-progress work when I port it to Native Windows is to change run-wine.sh with a bat file that just runs exe file natively : https://github.com/giongto35/cloud-morph/blob/windows/run-app.bat .

For now, with Linux, I can provide different alternatives of run-wine.sh like run-wine-native.sh that spawn wine app natively, no virtual display, control the desktop.
This simplified script can help developer understand and try the project at the first time as well.

[giongto35]

Hi @gedw99, Thanks for your interest
In CloudMorph, there is no central server. The P2P is just between the application and user. There is a small server "discovery" to show all applications in the network.
I also like building game with Go (https://github.com/giongto35/gowog). Your project sounds cool to me when using WASM, ION SFU but I can't find a live demo from your link : D