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voxl

extremely fast web remote desktop streaming

  • ai-agents
  • cli
  • computer-use
  • desktop-streaming
  • linux
  • macos
  • novnc
  • rust
  • sandbox
  • software-factory
  • vnc
  • webcodecs
  • windows
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Stars
477
Forks
20
+ today
+7
Created
4mo

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Overview

extremely fast web remote desktop streaming It ranks #21 on GitTiger, gaining +7 stars on November 3, 2026 (UTC).

The project is written in Rust and has 20 forks. It was created 4mo ago.

AI-generated summary of the repository README — may contain errors.

What it is

tembo/voxl is a Rust project for low-latency desktop streaming to the browser. Its description calls it "extremely fast web remote desktop streaming", and the README preview says it streams an X11 desktop. It is MIT-licensed, and its tags point to AI agents, computer use, sandboxes, VNC, Linux and macOS.

Capabilities described

The supplied README preview compares voxl against other desktop-streaming setups, including selkies, KasmVNC, Neko, noVNC (x11vnc) as used by E2B Desktop, and a Daytona default sandbox. The preview is truncated, so the benchmark results, voxl's own feature list and platform support details were not supplied. Topics also include webcodecs and a CLI tag, but no specifics were given.

Getting started

No install or usage steps appear in the supplied data. See the repository README at https://github.com/tembo/voxl for setup instructions.

Installation
git clone https://github.com/tembo/voxl.git
cd voxl
# see README for setup

Frequently Asked Questions

What is voxl for?

It streams a desktop to a web browser with low latency; the description calls it extremely fast web remote desktop streaming. Tags suggest use with AI agents and computer-use sandboxes.

What is it written in and how is it licensed?

It is written in Rust and licensed under MIT, per the metadata.

Which other tools does the README compare it to?

The preview mentions selkies, KasmVNC, Neko, noVNC with x11vnc (as in E2B Desktop) and a Daytona default sandbox. Results were not supplied.

How do I install it?

Install steps were not supplied. See the repository README.