This is a demo of a simple remote desktop viewer using WebRTC and WebVR (so, no cables and no installs). The end goal is to be able to situate the virtual monitors in a relaxing virtual environment, like in the woods or at a beach.
This project uses Docker, but all of that is hidden away in the go.sh script. To build and run the demo, use:
$ ./go.sh build
$ ./go.sh tcpThis will build the Docker image and then run a TCP server on port 8800. Then you can connect to your instance at http://localhost:8800. If you want to run this on a remote server, then due to WebRTC restrictions, you'll need to have an HTTPS certificate. Running on localhost should just work ™️.
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Copyright (c) 2019 Tanner Hobson
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