What it does
Upstream is GL.iNet's lightweight self-deployed KVM cloud: a private platform for reaching KVM hardware and OpenWrt-class devices through one web UI, with no third-party service in the path.
This fork generalises the endpoint model from 'a KVM device' to a protocol kind, so a plain VNC server, an RDP host or an xpra session can sit in the same device list and open in the same browser — a guacd proxy mode keeps credentials server-side, and there is a proof-of-concept NDI bridge for viewing a machine as a video source.
- Endpoints generalised to protocol kinds: VNC, RDP and xpra
- Client-side RDP through a Devolutions Gateway
- guacd proxy mode, so credentials stay on the server
- Proof-of-concept NDI KVM web bridge
- Everything upstream keeps working: user groups, web SSH, batch commands
Where it stands
In development, and a fork rather than an original work — the upstream platform is GL.iNet's. The multi-protocol endpoint work is on a feature branch and has not been merged to the fork's main line; the released build carries the VNC endpoints only. Self-hosted and intended for a private network.