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Just curious, does the Virtualhere serve app for Linux integrate with Steam Link for Linux app? I was wondering if I could install Steam Link for Linux on a Steam Deck, then when the Deck is docked use virtualhere sever app on the Deck to connect a gamepad plugged into the dock with the host Windows PC. Thanks!

I am evaluating the feasibility for applying to our product with VirtualHere Android Server
The main application will be using WebCam(Video/Microphone/Speaker)
I have installed VirtualHere android server and activated my license.
The system is Android 7.1 (AOSP) with USB 2.0 Ports.
I did following testing from Android Server to Windows Client
Found and Connect Operating
USB Keyboard/Mouse OK OK

Followed the instruction and been troubleshooting this problem all week. Couldn't get my raspberry pi zero to pull authenication for a HD on the network. I have already purhcased VirtualHere license. Any advice? Thank you.

I have a Logitech K380 keyboard and every time I start the Server app the keyboard gets deleted from my Bluetooth devices and I have to pair again. The laptop is Dell XPS13 9380. I've reproduced this few times with the same result. Why is this happening?

I finally saw this thread, https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/kb4524147-and-vir…

And it described the issue I am having. My thunderbolt's USB ports would just not work until I uninstalled the Virtualhere USB driver in device manager.

Laptop is a Dell XPS 9520
Dock is a Dell TB19S

Interestingly this does not affect the TB16 dock but that uses an Asmedia USB controller.

I installed the Trial on a Pi 4 and I love it. Installed via script.

What is the easy upgrade path for buying a license and getting the Pi 4 CPU optimized version?

Do I need to uninstall the service and file or can I simply run the script for the optimized version as per the Github page?

Thanks,

John
New Bern, NC

This correctly loads client.ini as the configuration file for the client:

./vhclient --config=client.ini

This doesn't load client.ini:

./vhclient --config=client.ini --daemon

Is it a bug or by design?

Hi, when running Linux GUI client (amd64) from command line, there are two cases:
1. Close the window directly -> its process doesn't exit, and the command line is still blocked.
2. Right click on "USB Hubs" in the window and select "Exit" -> the program terminates and returns to command prompt.

Is it possible to make case 1 behave same as case 2?

I'd like to use port 7788 instead of 7573 for Reverse Clients.

In the server I'd use a server.ini with:

ReverseClients=CLIENT_IP_ADDRESS:5718

In the client I'd use a client.ini with

ReverseLookup=1

Is there any configuration parameter I can use in client.ini to specify which port Reverse Lookup should use?