albfan / miraclecast

Connect external monitors to your system via Wifi-Display specification also known as Miracast
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Yet another miracast receiver for linux, seeking for help #501

Closed rtgiskard closed 7 months ago

rtgiskard commented 7 months ago

Hello, I'm implementing yet another miracast receiver for linux, and there is some problem related to the p2p negotiation, would you like to share the experience here, it would help a lot.

Sorry for my not being able to share the code at the time, but I personally hope it would be open-source in the nearby future.

albfan commented 7 months ago

Cannot enumerate the number of things that are wrong in this issue.

Rethink how you expect to waste other's time, more over if you are payed for that.

Basically, you want to reinvent the wheel on NM for no reason (as you plan to coexists with it) For that miraclecat can be your option as it needs to disable NM (because that integration is not implemented)

I'm ok with guide you to do a new implementation of miracast, but the result from that should be that miraclecast gets a wiki on internals or similar.

So I'm closing this. If you need help, think on how to turn your problem into a benefit for the community:

I'm implementing another miracast receiver, I'm stuck in step X, how miraclecast does it?

That's a goal that has a clear impact into share knowledge, which is part of why miraclecast is open source

rtgiskard commented 7 months ago

Thank you for your response. I completely understand your sentiments, and I genuinely apologize for not being able to share the source code at the time when seeking for help. I feel embarrassed about this.

For which, in that particular inquiry, I have tried to provide as much information as possible, including a comprehensive description and additional details. I greatly appreciate the assistance from the author of gnome-network-display, and I hope that the information shared in that post will eventually be helpful to others facing similar issues, regardless of whether the code can be made public finally.