This Trick Allows You to Extend Your Display On any OS and Device!

[@mattgrey3132]

Thank you for actually showing tha apps in action. This video came in clutch for me, and I think you covered the topic well. Make more!

[@theeFaris]

Deskscreen doesn't actually extends, it only duplicates ...

[@sholomperman9898]

I think that's y you need a HDMI dummy to duplicate a second screen

[@ad1340yt]

I thought extend said exist

[@thenatbeebrand]

after initially having a duplicate screen, click on windows key and 'P', then choose 'Extend'.. that should solve the issue

[@perobeats]

Yeah 😑

[@delightfulsunny]

wow I am 2 years behind in finding out this... what in the world. thanks for the tip!

[@auto117666]

I love when rabbit holes lead to gold. Great video, as always!

[@ccupp2]

Thank you for the insightful video. What would be the best (simplest, quickest) way to mirror and android phone's screen to an Amazon tablet. My scenario: I have a Pixel 6 phone and a 10" Fire Tablet. On longer trips I'd like to be able to mount the tablet on my dash and have the Pixel phones screen mirrored onto the tablet and be controllable via the tablet's touch interface. Running google maps on the 10" HD tablet would be so much better than on the phones smaller screen. Thanks in advance for any guidance....keep up the great videos. ☺

[@mcdazz2011]

Nice. You could have a secondary screen via the dummy HDMI and display something like your CPU/GPU/system info on a smaller screen using Conky.

[@sc0or]

)) This is not our way. You could purchase a monitor, an SBC, a VESA mount case, put a browser into an autoload mode, and add this smart monitor to your system. A reason? Well... No cables!

[@lualgomo3920]

My PC has no video outputs nor thundebolt support. Could you please use a video with a way to do it in xorg and without the HDMI donlge?

[@Zimbob2424]

Down the research rabbit whole ! love it. and completely understand. This would work good for a second screen for monitoring things like temps etc. that's always up on my second monitor now but I use it for other things so was thinking about setting up a third for all my sensors/monitors.

[@hugh_dancy]

thanks for teaching me this xoxo used ur amazon link to buy the dummy dongles. can i use this dummy dongle on any hdmi female plug ? my macbook has two mini displayports so i need to get an hdmi female adapter for them, but can i use an usb-a to hdmi female plug and still get the headless monitor to work ? (do i need to attach the dummy dongle to the mini displayport to get the headless monitor to work ?)

[@rask1978]

I have an issue with a black screen on Fedora 37 do you know any solutions ?

[@barrykirkby9626]

you can do it using No Machine....

[@franckAVODAGBA]

Please doesn't anyone get a black screen with deskreen ? 😢

[@naoremsana5664]

in my ubuntu both deskreen as well as weylus got black screen when i try to share the entire desktop but working fine sharing application window, how do I fix this. it's working perfectly fine on windows

[@microlinux]

Excellent video Don

[@csandrade87]

Amazing Tool!

[@dragon3602010]

Does any data go thru their server? Or everything stay locally

[@NovaspiritTech]

Depends on the method but usually locally if you use weylus, desk screen, or vnc. But if you this method with TeamViewer or any connect then it would go through them

[@Dark-jn4hr]

Can I do it in offline I mean without network

[@Mrr85chopper]

DESKREEN CREATOR IS A UKRAINIAN. 🇺🇦 UKRAINE 🇺🇦 NEEDS YOUR HELP ❗️❗️❗️

[@giorgosK936]

Is this a troll video? Is my IQ being tested b some random youtube tech guy? How in gods name is this an extension?

[@nneeerrrd]

another shameless ad without disclosing as paid promotion

[@Unizuka]

Waylus i the only free option that worked for me, the setup wasn't hard but it wasn't hassle free. Two mini-cons: 1- i can't use it with my ipad 4, it has a great display and it is practically useless as a tablet. 2- the windows version is super watered down, it's not really worth downloading, not a problem for me personally but to those who only use windows, it is not great.

[@mxshahan]

you connected second display and showing second display in tab. This is not really showing as second display. You didn't show your left side. You already connect one display on left and screensharing it on tab.

[@Cyba_IT]

Ok, I'm having a dumb dumb moment. Could somebody please explain why the dummy hdmi dongle is needed?

[@thanhonguyen5268]

For Ubuntu OS, I believe only Gnome 42 support this

[@michaelcooper5490]

Hey Don, Nice job again with the video. Did you have to use the hdmi dongle with the tablet and deskreen? Also second question "Did you install deskreen on both devices? Thank you for your time sir. Thank you for all your work.

[@NovaspiritTech]

only 1 hdmi dongled need for host computer, desk screen is only needed on host machine and you can use your brwoser on your second decive and point to host device to activate

[@alanbraithwaite4724]

This is awesome! You always find the most interesting technology and share it. :D

[@dayworkhard]

I tried all, deskscreen is responsive but the image quality is horrible. If you increase the image quality, latency becomes horrible

[@FarranLee]

I don't really understand why the dummy plug is required. Is there no way to make a virtual display device without it? Maybe you mentioned that and I just didn't understand something, but I did go down this rabbit hole a bit a few months ago too and I found the dummy plug thing to be the issue for me getting it going on Linux. Thank you for your video! :)

[@Cyba_IT]

I asked exactly the same question. 😁 You would think the program could use rdp or similar to create the other screen without the hdmi dongle.

[@rantcant5394]

awful quality and huge delay, this solution sucks

[@BrickTamlandOfficial]

chrome remote desktop

[@PCMagikHomeLab]

i have same mouse like You :P

[@zoltangaal1842]

I tried to follow you, but even you don't know what you want to do. Sit down, take a deep breath, then decide on ONE THING that you want to share with the audience. Then, stick to the plan. I am not interested in how many possible options you've followed up. Just give ONE thing that worked for you. If you are ready, I'll come back and check on it.

[@uMalice]

Did you have any hiccups with this on Fedora 36? I'm thinking of following your lead and switching from Mint to Fedora. Nice Video!

[@NovaspiritTech]

so far fedora has been great, i have not ran into anything major

[@AhmadAlnuaimi]

It keeps disconnecting after a few seconds. I tried mirroring my HP desktop to my iPhone 14 IOS 17.1.2

[@SmartLearningAI]

Any idea why my external hdmi monitor stays dark on ubuntu? i tried a few things like re-installing ubuntu already. it is detected but display stays dark. the display is fine, works on windows. cable is fine

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

The approach you would use is to simply create a virtual display in X, that's worked for years and doesn't require anything special. That being said, this is likely more flexible.

[@SchoolforHackers]

Yeah, Remote Xwindows is/was a thing.

[@0klb0]

How do you do that?

[@kevinandange]

Hi, I have ununtu 20.04 and I'm wanting to cast wirelessly to my smart tv. What's the best way to do this

[@cbbcbb6803]

Can one screen be used for input and the other one display the output? So it acts sort of like a split screen setup?

[@anilv3724]

Why is there no usb solution

[@thatowlfromhogwarts490]

Where is the Link to virtual screen for linux u mentioned in Desc ??? where iss itttt ??????? why u creators always say its in the desc and then provide 100 links to go through instead of that 1 !!!!

[@YannMetalhead]

Good video.

[@idcrafter-cgi]

on Kwin can you create a virtual screen with wayland but i don't know if it is because of the intelhd because i haven't got plasma 5.25 on my nvidia machine

[@NovaspiritTech]

acutally didn't know that for kwin i going to need to test this one out

[@idcrafter-cgi]

@@NovaspiritTech i saw that it exists in obs the flatpak version

[@diejuse]

How is Ubuntu running on KUU Lebook Pro 12.6? Is there a problem? Does the tablet overheat a lot and the fan is annoying?

[@kikskiks3639]

What if one screen is broken and you're trying to display what's on that screen

[@DenC.personalPage]

im jumping to rabbit hole as well. i saw one guy talking about the dummy plug but half of the video was about his life story lmao. so now i'm here but still confused. i already bought my dummy plug but in order to use it do i plug it to a host or the display? and i need to setup a virtual monitor? i have a macstudio trying to recycle my old imac as a display

[@bbaker6212]

I found the Backintime app does not run using Wayland on Pop 22.04. And so how many other apps won't run with it?

[@nitinvedwal5786]

lag, lag, lag,

[@gui8253]

SLOW and LAGGY need something wired like superdisplay

[@Dark_kings97]

Face reavel

[@porcorosso4330]

I have been trying to find a way to cast my android tablet to my computer desktop... I guess I could just get a chomecast and a HDMI switch for my monitor... (+ audio switch for speaker) However, it would be nice if I don't have too...

[@hugh_dancy]

i tried to use weylus but i kept getting cursor out of bounds and couldnt take advantage of the graphic drawing tablet aspect of weylus

[@Cloudxxx23]

Deskreen not working on my tablet S7. The site cant be reached.

[@fernyfndzakadjkue9966]

Explaine on the second program how to install the devices also how does the software is intalled

[@tpasi2020UG]

I saw a surface pro with Ubuntu. Can you do a tutorial on how to install linux (Ubuntu) on a surface pro 4 +. I have a pro4 and sometimes the kernel breaks and touch does not work. Do you have the same experiences?

[@NovaspiritTech]

ya i run in that problem but i have a video on resolve this kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5WckKqwerd5fdE this tutorial will create a new profile for your hwdb related to screen rotation and touch points

[@morelukeplayz6953]

Is there some way that you can extend from your pc to android tablet without a HDMI dummy plug?

[@cpace123]

spacedesk - multi monitor app is easy and works with tablets, android.

[@morelukeplayz6953]

@@cpace123 for linux...

[@rodbacon9489]

Editing... editing... Sigh.

[@CopycatStudiosLA]

very techy!

[@nathanielmoore87]

Spacedesk is another one. I've been using it on Windows for a few years. Never tried it on Linux, but I like to see all the options out there. Thanks for sharing!!

[@ImededdineAmara]

Spacedesk is Great but sadly there no port for it in linux , and didnt find other good alternative

[@Unizuka]

​@@ImededdineAmarawaylus is honestly better in my opinion ( on linux)

[@mahabooblinux]

you did a great job, thank you

[@ebrahimmostafa5552]

That seems cool

[@taranagnew436]

willa HDMI dummy work on windows?

[@taranagnew436]

and will wireless monitors work with a hdmi dummy?

[@yasirrakhurrafat1142]

Hey bro , very good video . This solution I saw would provide much lower latency ,but its wired . Would u want to know ?

[@cattivello]

Hi. Fantastic. Great solution. I have a dummy HDMI and can extend. How do you extend to more than a device? You mentioned you have 2 dummy HDMI... Means you have 2 HDMI in your laptop?

[@Julian-ft2zq]

Anyone watching this just look at SuperDisplay or Duet much better than this laggy crap

[@davocc2405]

Tried the windows version of Deskreen - utter rubbish, doesn't work at all across multiple devices too. Just doesn't produce an image - and it then crashes shortly after, it's not fit for release.

[@ramidaoud3776]

scrcpy

[@bezludny]

Why did you hide a message about war on deskreen website? One more I-am-above-politics guy? Disgusting.

[@VitorMadeira]

I disagree. The war is a serious problem but this is a technical video that would not benefit from having the war subject onto it. Say no to war!

[@daysiewaysie]

@@VitorMadeira of course say no to war. go tell the aggressor that and whilst this is indeed a tech video, an acknowledgement of the request for support for Ukraine would certainly not be inappropriate here (or anywhere else for that matter)

[@rahulramteke3338]

@@VitorMadeira > Say no to war! NATO must pull back then, its a mouthpiece for ameriKKKan imperialism, has a history of recruiting n@z!s (operation paperclip) and literally supports Ukraine's Azov battalion

[@VitorMadeira]

@@rahulramteke3338 nothing to do with the scope of this video. If you want to discuss geopolitics, please start your own channel regarding that matter. Thank you.

[@SchoolforHackers]

He didn’t. The developer put it on his site.