NullPort for Linux
Remote hardware work on Linux
Remote USB, serial TTY, screen sharing, files, private networks, GPIO, and lab access for desktop, server, and embedded Linux.
Current release: v1.0.109
LLinuxUbuntu, Debian, RHEL-family, Fedora, Arch, x64 and ARM
Available capabilities
What you can do on Linux
- ✓Share and connect supported USB devices
- ✓Create remote serial TTY workflows
- ✓Share X11 or supported Wayland screens
- ✓Transfer files and folders
- ✓Create private networks
- ✓Use GPIO, UART, I²C checks, JTAG, and OpenOCD on supported boards
Before you begin
Clear expectations for Linux
- Device sharing may request administrator approval to prepare the operating system.
- Wayland screen sharing follows the desktop's normal consent flow.
Works with the wider NullPort workspace
Connect this platform to supported Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and Raspberry Pi endpoints according to the capability both sides share.
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Add Linux to your remote hardware workflow.
Start with a real device and confirm the exact platform combination during the trial.