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Protocol implementation that streams a Linux Wayland desktop (KWin/Weston) to an Android display via GPU buffer sharing over a Unix socket. V3 adds bidirectional clipboard sync between compositor and Android, though the new variable-length packet protocol breaks compatibility with V2 consumers. Requires camera, microphone, and audio modification permissions that seem broad for a display protocol.
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About this app
Protocol For Wayland run on android
A buffer‑sharing protocol that lets a Linux compositor (KWin / Weston) render its desktop into GPU buffers that an Android surface presents, brokered by a small daemon over a Unix domain socket.
V3 adds bidirectional clipboard exchange — the producer (compositor) and consumer (Android display) can push clipboard content to each other over the data channel. Clipboard data uses a variable‑length two‑packet protocol (header + payload), which introduces ABI and API incompatibilities with V2: callers must handle all event types or explicitly drain unhandled variable‑length payloads.
About this version
- Version
- 5.19-694d235 (350)
- Size
- 269.27 KB
- Requires Android
- 11
- Target SDK
- 30
- Architecture
- arm64-v8a
- Downloads
- 5
- Updated
- Sep 3, 2026
- Package
- com.anland.consumer
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