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UxPlay Control Extension Makes AirPlay Sharing Easier to Use
If you want an easier way to control UxPlay on Ubuntu (or any other Linux distribution using GNOME Shell), there’s a new extension to help. The UxPlay Control GNOME Shell extension does exactly what it says it says: it gives you control over over UxPlay. It does this by adding a small applet to the top panel. From there, you can easily start and stop AirPlay server sessions as/when you need. You can also access a GUI Preferences panel from which to dial in your preferred behaviour. But if you’re looking at be a bit weird, thinking “what’s UxPlay?”, I’ll […] You're reading UxPlay Control Extension Makes AirPlay Sharing Easier to Use, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.
If you want an easier way to control UxPlay on Ubuntu (or any other Linux distribution using GNOME Shell), there’s a new extension to help. The UxPlay Control GNOME Shell extension does exactly what it says it says: it gives you control over over UxPlay. It does this by adding a small applet to the top panel. From there, you can easily start and stop AirPlay server sessions as/when you need. You can also access a GUI Preferences panel from which to dial in your preferred behaviour. But if you’re looking at be a bit weird, thinking “what’s UxPlay?”, I’ll […]
You're reading UxPlay Control Extension Makes AirPlay Sharing Easier to Use, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.
