Open-source IP-KVM on an ESP32-P4. Remote desktop from the BIOS up: screen, keyboard, mouse and virtual media in a browser tab. No cloud, no subscription.
New, experimental: ESP-KVM terminal turns an @M5Stack Tab5 into a screen for an ESP-KVM - touch, keyboard, power buttons, Tailscale, no browser. Same ESP32-P4 as the KVM, MJPEG decoded in hardware. Would you use one? espkvm.io/terminal/#espkvm#ipkvm
ESP-KVM 0.63.0: a Let's Encrypt certificate for the device's Tailscale name, got and renewed on the ESP32-P4 itself. Tailscale publishes the DNS record, so no domain, token or open port - and no certificate warning. espkvm.io/blog/0-63-0-le…
@M5Stack sells the Add-on Display In (the HDMI input for the Unit PoE-P4) as a bare board. I drew a case for it that matches the Unit PoE-P4 housing, so the two make one block.
Free to print: printables.com/model/1873131-…
ESP-KVM 0.62.0: mouse moved to picture shown, 155 ms at 1080p H.264 - it was 250-370. The stream never said it had no B-frames, so the browser held four back. Plus a button that measures this, twice the free RAM, and video that adapts to slow WiFi espkvm.io/blog/0-62-0-fa…
