Yea, you are probably right. Just wanted to ask before I hand it down myself, in case I missed some really cool use case for it.

My Jellyfin is also very basic with everything pre transcoded as I don’t even have/need >1080p.

So it just looks like a window on my main PC and this way I have ram on my new PC

This sounds really cool. Does that actually work, did you do a comparison? I would have expected that most RAM usage comes from rendering the frame and not sending it, or does waypipe somehow outsource that as well?

Love Cryptpad, but am I the only one for whom the loading indicator gives a bad flashback to early js framework web development where every website was 16 times the initial load time, 4 times the overall size and just more buggy. Website SPA or not have rarely a good reason to have a loading indicator for the initial load the browser already does that.

For hosting websites something like grebedoc aka git-pages would be cool to have. (or just another instance of that)

That makes sense :)

Maybe not really answering the question, but what goes against using an HDMI cable? It would “be something simple, that is easy to maintain, as the presentations change daily.”

Assuming you all have laptops ofc.