Thanks for the kind works! It’s really appreciated

Thanks mate! It has been a long road but we’ve finally got something that seems to work across a lot of different HWs, so it was time to pin it down into a release.

Yeah we definitely overlap a little with Kasm, our main focus is gaming with out of the box support for Steam, Proton and proper joypad with Rumble, Gyro and Acceleration (a first in Linux!).

Plus, as you said, we are 100% open source and community based, there’s no company behind us and no monetization whatsoever. 😉

I’m glad you like it! Have fun!

It’s fairly simple actually, the basic idea is to create multiple desktops from a single host; fully HW accelerated and isolated from each other. So for example I could stream a game to my couch TV whilst someone else is playing a different game on the very same computer.

Personally I use this on my homelab: the same machine that has got Jellyfin (and other containers) installed can share the GPU with Wolf so that I can both transcode with HW acceleration when needed and play a game or open up a remote desktop all from one single machine.

Not fully open source and trying to get paid subscriptions even before having a product doesn’t sound too good to me…

What’s the killer feature of Lunas that’s missing from Rsync?

Wooosh

Just installed, it looks much better compared to 102 without removing any functionality. I love it!

I agree that the most popular distro should work better out of the box, having said that, there are other distros that are more user focused and mostly noob friendly like VanillaOS, Nitrux and PopOS.

As for the Kubuntu+Nvidia issue we all know how hostile Nvidia is with Linux; I’m not sure we can blame the distro for that.

You can use a container that includes a vpn client like others mentioned OR you can have a container that uses the network of another container!

The basic idea is that you have a single openvpn/wireguard container and then you route all the other containers to use that network, see this stackoverflow post for more info.

The only downside of this solution is that you have to open the ports that you need in the vpn container.