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by seinfish 3y ago
Max here from CoScreen. I'm with you, sharing a portion of the screen or window would be very useful for this scenario. I can also imagine running CoScreen from the VM itself, but that would only work for Mac and Windows VMs at this po
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by seinfish 3y ago
Max from CoScreen here. Yeah, we hear you. We have a web client coming out soon and a headless client that works on Linux in the pipeline. Hope to bring some early users onboard for the latter in Q2.
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by seinfish 3y ago
Max from CoScreen here. Yes, we've heard this from many users as well. Generally speaking our approach to this is: 1. Deal with capturing and rendering of this in the native layer to achieve high performance and throughput. 2. Use some
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by seinfish 3y ago
Max here from the CoScreen. I think the best way to put this is that there will still be a gracious free tier to help small teams get their work done and this will likely be metered on the number of users joining a session at the same time.
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by seinfish 5y ago
I couldn’t have said it better myself @bmcahren! Perfectly summarizes the pain points we’ve experienced that led us to build this. (CPO of CoScreen here)
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by seinfish 5y ago
Great to hear @xeno42! Exactly what we're trying to achieve.
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by seinfish 6y ago
Co-founder and CPO here I'd say that Q2 2021 for Linux (Fedora/Ubuntu) is a fair estimate at this point. We're still figuring things out wrt pricing, but will always offer an affordable option similar to what Slack and Zoom h
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by seinfish 7y ago
This should one should work: https://teamcoscreen.typeform.com/to/IOJ8ql