spacedesk 0.9 beta

Free spacedesk expands the Windows desktop computer screen to other computers
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spacedesk expands the Windows desktop computer screen to other computers over the local area network. The spacedesk server runs a Windows service and the WDDM Filter Hook Display Driver which is visible to Windows just as additional virtual monitors on the primary video card. These additional virtual displays can mirror the main screen or extend the Windows Desktop. spacedesk server software is capturing their screen content, compressing it and transmitting it over the LAN (Local Area Network) to the spacedesk clients.

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What a fantastic piece of software! I use it usually as a 3rd screen for my 2-screen Windows machine. Occasionally as a 2nd screen for my laptop. Easy to use. Extremely reliable - and that's only the Beta version! Very pleased.

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Screen Capture Virtual monitor Duplicate screen Expand screen Virtual display