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The game/screen is captured and streamed to the client, and screen size doesnβt matter. I tried playing Elden Ring on my phone and it worked π although touch controls were shit
let me check this, thanks
Set it up on 2 machines. For 1 machine I need to figure out pfsense rules since I restrict traffic from any other machine altogether.
Works perfectly fine for other machine
best way I've seen is to set your game to Windowed mode, and then in game set the resolution of the game to run at the client's. Not super if you frequently move around, but if you always play one game from one client, at least it's always a "per game" setting.
If you want a real challenge and want to have it a very specific way... a very fun nerd project is setting up VMs with GPUs that can run Steam, and those can always have a specific resolution. I did that for a while, it was a ton of fun, and a ton of wasted time because I just wanted to do it
actually I should have mentioned this (adding to OP as well): most of the time I'm not playing game, just using laptop as a way to access PC / Deck (in desktop mode)