kvmd-edidconfFor the happy owners of V2 and V3, we now offer a new utility, kvmd-edidconf. It will help you configure EDID (the display metadata) and provide import/export for EDID modification using advanced editors such as AW EDID Editor.
This moment has come! We are finally ready to provide audio for testing by all V3 users.
A “Pre-Assembled” version of PiKVM has just been released!
First of all, although the release is experimental, it is NOT unstable. The new utility does not affect the performance of the system in any way if you do not use.
A few months ago, due to the release of Bullseye, the usual video encoding method used in PiKVM stopped working in the new kernel. OpenMAX and MMAL were deprecated and uStreamer has ben rewrited to use new M2M encoder. Now the work is almost completed and everything seems to be working fine.
Introducing a new big feature—the ability to copy text from a managed machine to the clipboard.
Since Arch Linux ARM has discontinued support for the ARMv6 architecture , we are discontinuing support for PiKVM based on Zero W and RPi 1, because we don't have the ability to maintain our own fork of the whole distro for this architecture.
The new KVMD update ships with a few major OLED changes.
We have just implemented the long-awaited feature—adding a custom command button to the menu.
Starting from today, the old way to configure Wi-Fi using netctl is deprecated. Instead, it is proposed to use a more native way with systemd-networkd, which is already used to configure Ethernet.