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oscarlosu-lab/USBAnywhere

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What it is

Windows client that connects USB devices from remote Linux or Windows machines over LAN, Wi-Fi or the internet, presenting them as local devices. Includes server discovery with latency display, an SSH-based installer for usbipd on Linux servers, a choice between zero-copy and…

Who it's for

Windows users who need remote USB devices such as controllers, dongles, cameras or security keys attached to a Linux server, homelab, or Raspberry Pi

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