Thanks. This inspired me to try the same with Linux.

For anyone who is interested, first add the following to your .bashrc:

export SNDCPY_HOME=$HOME/sndcpy
export SNDCPY_APK=$HOME/sndcpy/sndcpy.apk
alias sndcpy="$HOME/sndcpy/sndcpy"
alias sndscr="$HOME/sndcpy/sndscr.sh"

Then create the sndscr.sh script:

#!/bin/bash

xterm -e sndcpy &
xterm -e scrcpy --disable-screensaver -f

Then make sure to make it executable with chmod +x.

Note that I have set the disable screensaver and fullscreen options for scrcpy as I'm using it for watching TV shows. You may or may not wish to include those.

Is there a tutorial of some sort to do in Windows with Batch?

I have not. But I think you can create something similar with Windows Terminal instead of iTerm

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/command-line-arguments?tabs=windows

Yeah, I resorted to creating a Batch script. It's rough, but it gets the job done. I also have it so an EXE shortcut once double-clicked runs the script. It's as seamless as possible without adding a GUI.

Yeah, I resorted to creating a Batch script. It's rough, but it gets the job done. I also have it so an EXE shortcut once double-clicked runs the script. It's as seamless as possible without adding a GUI.

Can you please share us the script?

Yeah, I resorted to creating a Batch script. It's rough, but it gets the job done. I also have it so an EXE shortcut once double-clicked runs the script. It's as seamless as possible without adding a GUI.

Can you please share us the script?

I'd like a copy too