Remote Touchpad for Linux

Remote Touchpad is a Linux application that lets you control your mouse and keyboard using a smartphone’s web browser.

This means you don’t need extra apps; just open a link or scan a QR code to connect your phone and control your computer remotely.

It works well with Linux systems using Flatpak's RemoteDesktop portal, which supports Wayland, as well as Windows and X11 platforms.

The software fits users who want simple, quick remote control solutions without complicated setup.

Since it runs through a web browser, it is convenient for those who prefer not to install additional software on their phones.

Connecting is straightforward—just use the URL shown on your device or scan the QR code to establish control instantly.

Remote Touchpad focuses on basic remote input functions, allowing full mouse and keyboard use from a touchscreen device.

However, it does not mention support for devices without touchscreens or physical keyboards.

The listing does not provide details about how secure the remote access is or information on how well it performs in terms of speed or response time.

This tool is useful for tech-savvy users looking for an easy and flexible way to interact with their Linux computers remotely.

It supports multiple platforms and uses commonly available technology, making it a practical choice for users needing remote mouse and keyboard control via smartphone browsers.