Streaming 2560×1440 @ 60 over your LAN

Your Ubuntu desktop, floating in your room

A native Meta Quest app that puts your Linux machine on a huge, resizable virtual monitor. Hardware-decoded HEVC at 30–50 ms glass-to-glass, controller laser as your mouse, Bluetooth keyboard passthrough — and remote access from anywhere via Tailscale.

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Coming to the Meta Horizon Store · Quest 3 and Quest Pro

30–50 ms

glass to glass

1440p60

HEVC + Opus audio

S → XL

virtual monitor sizes

GPL-3.0

open source

Setup

Three steps, one of them once

Prepare your Ubuntu machine

One command installs and configures the Sunshine streaming host.

./host/install.sh

Connect from the headset

Open the app, enter your machine's address, and press Connect.

Pair once

A PIN appears in the headset; approve it on your machine. From then on it's one click to your desktop.

Controls

Your controllers are the mouse

LaserMove the mouse

TriggerLeft click

A / XRight click

Stick ↑↓Scroll

GrabMove the screen anywhere

BT keyboardFull passthrough — every key, including Alt+Tab

Why native

Built for the panel, not ported to it

Direct decodeHEVC frames go straight to the VR compositor — no copies, no blur

Spatial SDKA real Horizon OS app, not a flat Android port

TailscaleYour desktop from a hotel room, no port forwarding

LAN-only dataStreams travel between your devices — nothing touches our servers