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GNOME Network Displays Adds Support For Chromecast & Miracast MICE Protocols

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GNOME Network Displays Adds Support For Chromecast & Miracast MICE Protocols

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chromecast is proprietary so it’s likely not gonna be included by default
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  As long as GND is open source I don’t think that that’s necessarily a problem. Though patents on the Chromecast protocol, if any, might be.

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