Lot to tell and experience.
`guiscrcpy 3.9` has all the important features to make your android screen mirroring another heaven.
> PS: Long time no stable releases. Lets hope this has very less bugs :smile:
Highlights
Desktop Shortcut to device for Linux
Now guiscrcpy supports creating shortcuts for your device right on your desktop so you don't do the extra work of
`adb connect` or `adb tcpip`. All the work is simply done by just one desktop file.
See [FEATURES](https://github.com/srevinsaju/guiscrcpy/blob/master/docs/FEATURES.md#desktop-shortcut) to see how it looks
![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/srevinsaju/guiscrcpy/master/docs/img/guiscrcpy_shortcut.png)
Improved documentation
I have now added all the important thing and a proper [FAQ](https://github.com/srevinsaju/guiscrcpy/blob/master/docs/FAQ.md) to fix the common problems I have seen in users
New Device Selection Panel
Thanks to suggestions of Thyrador, `guiscrcpy`'s device selector is looking way better than any other free screen mirroring clients in the world, and now it makes more sense to users too. Equally helpful for developers and power users, `guiscrcpy`s panel features all the information you need to know as developer of our device.
Also, it is more intuitive if your device is unauthorized, offline or connected, over WiFi or USB, everything as simple as pie
![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/srevinsaju/guiscrcpy/master/docs/img/dev_info_guiscrcpy.png)
First stable `snap`
In the dawn of older devices coming into use, and those users who are concerned about security, guiscrcpy's snap is a good way of installation as it comes out of the box with scrcpy v1.13 and adb installed making use easy as pie, just
bash
snap install guiscrcpy
to get the latest version
`scrcpy` v1.13 (81)
With the release of `scrcpy` v1.13 few weeks ago, `guiscrcpy` has included all the support for the latest system.
Screen orientation (81) support was added and updated to configuration. The device uses specific device rotation saved to the file
Interface `scrcpy` and `adb`
For AppImages, it might be not easy to extract it and use the `adb` and `scrcpy` packaged along with it. For that, guiscrcpy provides a direct interface of the same as a command-line args
bash
guiscrcpy adb-interface
guiscrcpy scrcpy-interface
AppImage (`manylinux2014`)