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Macro-Deck-App / Macro-Deck

Macro Deck transforms your phone, tablet, or any device equipped with a modern internet browser into an efficient remote macro pad. With this tool, you can execute single or multi-step actions seamlessly with just a single tap.
https://macro-deck.app
Apache License 2.0
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MacOS and/or Linux support #376

Open elnezah opened 1 year ago

elnezah commented 1 year ago

Are there any plans to create servers for MacOS or Linux? It would be great.

PadTrick commented 1 year ago

yep, also looking for a software like this on linux. no luck so far. i used lioranboard on my windows setup but recently switched to archlinux with KDE (to be close to SteamOS3 as possible) and thats the only thing left to get.

manuelmayer-dev commented 1 year ago

We are working on it but it takes time.

olee commented 1 year ago

I was also interested in this at first, but considering that there is a great web client available, why not focus on this instead? Eg. a "linux" client could even just be an electron app packaged with the web client which would probably work great already imho. I feel like instead effort would be better put into supporting many of the other proposed features 🤔

vijay-prema commented 5 months ago

I would also love a Linux server.

In the meantime, I found this alternative https://stream-pi.com/ which works OK but it is not as polished as Macro-Deck. Don't let the "pi" fool you, you don't need Raspberry pi, it works on any OS. I use it with Linux on my laptop as server with OBS, and an Android app client.

rosbergrodrigues commented 5 months ago

If you need a linux tester, i`m in. Any progress??

CodeMystic21 commented 4 weeks ago

Hi, I use this here currently: https://controlpage.gitlab.io/controlpage-docs/

Currently only for tech-savy people unfortunately, as this requires you to use some other service that accepts http rest requests and then controls the actual device,...

This can f.e. be combined with ioBroker. As this is where my smarthome stuff is all already connected anyway. This way I can easily control my lights. And/Or Hacking together some python (flask) yourself (with a little gpt help ;)) and then use tools like xdotool to do the desktop control part.

But other than that, I like the great flexibility of it (and of course being open source). I'm sure it will get more user friendly as it progresses.