Miracast

Any of the wireless casting solutions out there are – to be fair, they all kind of pitch themselves as like a secondary sort of thing or this works well enough for most uses, for most content, whatever, but it's not designed to be a primary.

I'm looking at Yodex page right now on their method for – remotely sharing stuff to, they call it PowerPoint, but just any sort of content to a television, and they go through all the different things through AirPlay and Miracast and whatnot.

And I'm not using any of that.

Well, no, what I'm saying is the one they list as for presentations that cannot fail, It's an

We just shipped version 0.2.7, which addresses the exact issues you touched upon in that episode.

We've stabilized the core, Miracast and WFD pipeline, fixed some bugs and added comprehensive... denial of service boundaries, and MAC verification to secure the network plane.

To make it a true ecosystem platform, we also rolled out .deb packages and an automated stable AUR package.

Thanks again for shining a light on a small, independent, open-source utility.

You guys rock.

And as a reminder, FluxCast lets you stream your Linux desktop to a smart TV via Miracast, DLNA, or Chromecast.

Yeah, it's a very neat little project.

It is.

We just shipped version 0.2.7, which addresses the exact issues you touched upon in that episode.

We've stabilized the core, Miracast and WFD pipeline, fixed some bugs and added comprehensive... denial of service boundaries, and MAC verification to secure the network plane.

To make it a true ecosystem platform, we also rolled out .deb packages and an automated stable AUR package.

Thanks again for shining a light on a small, independent, open-source utility.

You guys rock.

And as a reminder, FluxCast lets you stream your Linux desktop to a smart TV via Miracast, DLNA, or Chromecast.

Yeah, it's a very neat little project.

It is.