UScreen 1.2.7 — USB second monitor for Linux with S Pen support
Weekly release. Update both halves - the computer side and the app.
Fixes
- Palm rejection really works now. Samsung reports a resting hand as a normal finger, so fingers are ignored while the pen is in use.
- The mouse cursor left where the pen was lifted lands in the right place on multi-monitor desktops (#18).
- App: if the tablet's decoder refuses its settings, the app now steps down to safer ones (and finally Android's software decoder) instead of retrying the same thing forever on "Waiting for the host" (#10).
- Several tablets: starting one tablet no longer kills the other tablets' capture (#5).
- Arch: the PKGBUILD now carries the right version (#21).
New
- Each tablet is remembered by its serial, so its screen is built right away instead of being rebuilt a second after plugging in (#17). A
[tablets.<serial>]block in the config can also hold per-tabletfps,bitrate,quality,stream_scaleandposition. - Hyprland: the virtual screen is switched on and pen/touch are mapped through
hyprctl(#19). Not confirmed on real hardware yet, reports welcome. - The encoder check at start retries once before switching encoder, and the log and
uscreen doctorshow ffmpeg's actual error.
Full list in CHANGELOG.md.