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I made ESP-KVM terminal, a separate experimental firmware for the M5Stack Tab5. It is not the KVM itself: it connects to an ESP-KVM device over the network, shows the target's screen on the Tab5 and controls the target, with no browser and no computer. The Tab5 has the same ESP32-P4 as the KVM, so I wanted to see what it could do.
What it does now: finds ESP-KVM devices on the network, signs in, shows the target's screen at up to about 20 fps at 1280x720 (MJPEG), touch as the pointer or a trackpad, pinch to zoom, the Keyboard for Tab5 or a USB keyboard and mouse, the power and reset buttons. It works over Tailscale too.
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I made ESP-KVM terminal, a separate experimental firmware for the M5Stack Tab5. It is not the KVM itself: it connects to an ESP-KVM device over the network, shows the target's screen on the Tab5 and controls the target, with no browser and no computer. The Tab5 has the same ESP32-P4 as the KVM, so I wanted to see what it could do.
What it does now: finds ESP-KVM devices on the network, signs in, shows the target's screen at up to about 20 fps at 1280x720 (MJPEG), touch as the pointer or a trackpad, pinch to zoom, the Keyboard for Tab5 or a USB keyboard and mouse, the power and reset buttons. It works over Tailscale too.
I do not know yet whether anyone needs this. Vote above, and if you have a minute:
Short answers are fine. "Not for me" helps as much as "yes".
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