As the title suggests, I’m interested since I’ve got the hardware, I’d like to have my own on the go streaming nest. Any self hosting suggestions? Anydesk, Rustdesk are not viable at all.
Nonsteam games, steam games that don’t play nice with remote streaming (like the surge 2), steam games that sometimes don’t stream using direct IP connections
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Doesn’t steam do game streaming from your own computer? It definitely used to around 10 years ago when I used to do it.
Nonsteam games, steam games that don’t play nice with remote streaming (like the surge 2), steam games that sometimes don’t stream using direct IP connections
You can definitely stream at least some non steam games, I did it with Cyberpunk 2077 after buying it on GOG
Moonlight simplifies the process is all. Or I guess just makes people feel that it’s simplifies.
It’s a good solution for most, but if you are like me and need desktop access or anything else it isn’t enough