DSHgo
A lightweight tool for remotely controlling a computer from a mobile phone, optimized for portrait-orientation phone interaction. It adopts an architecture combining a PC-side plugin with a mobile app, supports viewing task status, sending commands and transferring files, and is open-sourced on GitHub.
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DSHgo is software optimized for mobile portrait-screen environments for remotely controlling a computer from a phone.
DSHgo is freely open-sourced on GitHub.
Using DSHgo requires installing a plugin on the computer and an app on the phone.
DSHgo version 1.1 supports selecting files on the phone to add to a draft and sending after confirmation.
DSHgo version 1.1 optimizes disconnection recovery and network switching.
DSHgo version 1.1 adds Zcode connection support.
DSHgo's startup flow has been adjusted so users can enter as soon as the page is ready, without watching the full boot animation.
DSHgo's optimization effect may be limited in some strictly restricted campus network environments.
DSHgo is positioned as a lightweight auxiliary tool rather than an all-purpose replacement for remote desktop.
The DSHgo project is still at an early stage, and its documentation completeness and long-term maintenance remain to be seen.
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DSHgo is software optimized for mobile portrait-screen environments for remotely controlling a computer from a phone.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo is freely open-sourced on GitHub.
50%UnverifiedUsing DSHgo requires installing a plugin on the computer and an app on the phone.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo version 1.1 supports selecting files on the phone to add to a draft and sending after confirmation.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo version 1.1 optimizes disconnection recovery and network switching.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo version 1.1 adds Zcode connection support.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo's startup flow has been adjusted so users can enter as soon as the page is ready, without watching the full boot animation.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo's optimization effect may be limited in some strictly restricted campus network environments.
50%UnverifiedDSHgo is positioned as a lightweight auxiliary tool rather than an all-purpose replacement for remote desktop.
50%UnverifiedThe DSHgo project is still at an early stage, and its documentation completeness and long-term maintenance remain to be seen.
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