Linux host and Android client

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Install the Linux host first, then open MoreSpace on Android. The host AppImage currently points to version 0.1.160 and installs into your user account.

Linux

Host AppImage

Creates the virtual display, captures it, encodes the stream, manages updates, and receives Android input. Normal install, run, stop, update, and rollback operations are user-local.

x86_64 AppImage, current symlink: MoreSpace-x86_64.AppImage

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Android

Android app

Receives the video stream, decodes with Android MediaCodec, displays it full-screen, and sends touch or stylus input back to the Linux host.

Package: cz.morespace

Open Google Play

Install path

./MoreSpace-x86_64.AppImage install installs the host into ~/.local/share/morespace and the launcher into ~/.local/bin.
morespace version shows the CLI version and the installed daemon version.
morespace daemon status shows the user service state, running daemon state, and useful process details.
morespace info reports the detected display protocol, backend, virtual output, device profile, and encoder status.

Updates and rollback

morespace update --check reads the stable release manifest and compares it with your installed version.
morespace update downloads the newest AppImage, verifies SHA256, switches the current symlink, and keeps the old build as previous.
morespace rollback switches back to the previous AppImage if the new version is a poor fit for your machine.

Display tuning commands

morespace client preset applies the recommended display settings for the connected Android device.
morespace client width <px> changes width while keeping the device ratio and orientation.
morespace client hz <rate> sets virtual display refresh rate and target stream FPS.
morespace client scale <factor> adjusts Linux display scale, including fractional values where the desktop allows them.
morespace client latency <ms> sets the write-timeout threshold used to protect responsiveness.
morespace client quality <1-25> moves between lower-latency and higher-quality encoder presets.
morespace client extend and morespace client mirror switch the display mode. Mirror support depends on the active desktop stack.

Before installing

EVDI and persistent device permissions are Linux system setup tasks. Secure Boot can block DKMS-built EVDI modules unless the module is signed or trusted by the distro. NixOS, immutable distributions, and unusual graphics stacks may need manual integration.