Are there any future plans to extend this project to be compatible with graphics cards not able to run CUDA? Or is the CUDA dependency unable to be removed in the future due to architectural design?

Firstly, I want to thank you for your incredible work. It’s an impressive project.

can you add an short video showcasing a live demo? it will help the users to make decision on buying pro plan.

I understand it's an experimental software, but still it would benefit the community.

Thanks :)

General topic

On the website and the README.md, there's a clear mention of the project being very compatible with Chrome-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Brave etc.

Question / Discussion

Is there any list of incompatibilities available for other well-known browsers such as Firefox or Safari, for developers to reference and potentially fix it down the line? I think it would be a useful resource for both gamers/end users and developers/contributors to the project to help increase the compatibility and usefulness of the browser.

By the way, I would suggest saying "Chromium"-based browsers instead of "Chrome"-based browsers, as the base of the Chrome browser is actually Chromium (with it being a separate browser as well).

Steam family sharing will be completely changed soon to be nation and account based rather than device based.

If this feature relies on that, it may not be worth advertising as it will grow obsolete in the near future.

Project looks amazing and I'm super eager to test out in a self hosted model. Are there instructions for getting this running in Docker?

Thank you for your work

Issue

Hi there, congratulations on this FOSS project. 👏 I stumbled upon this project on social media, cool to see someone tackling a selfhostable GeForce NOW.

However, after looking at the project I spotted potential issues with the project's branding:

Potential legal issue

While I am not an attorney or lawyer in any way, shape or form, I did notice Google's Stadia logo being present on the "overview banner" in the README.md. Despite the clear disassociation on the website, I don't think it's legal to use their trademarked logo as advertising unless you actually use Stadia's technology. (Compared to using Steam's and NVIDIA's trademarks as the project utilises Steam as software, and NVIDIA both in software and hardware, making that usage more so "fair use".)

General name confusion/unclarity

The name Netris has several issues regarding clarity:

• Name is confusing, sounding either like a TETRIS clone or some type of network tool (other than "game streaming").
• Several preexisting projects on GitHub share the same name, not helping beating the confusion of the name. Not to mention other companies or software projects globally using the name already (a quick Google search will show up Netris VPC for example).

Proposal

I would suggest to quickly remove the Stadia trademark from the banner in the README.md to not attract any potential legal action from Google, especially as this could be seen as a "threatening competitor" to their (now defunct towards the general public) streaming service.

Another suggestion would be to rename the project, although I do understand that would be a bit more difficult as that would require renaming Netris everywhere.

In collaboration with Steam, I think it would be a great feature to be able to provide hotels to add a bluetooth controller to their Smart TVs and be able to play some games from Steam, being a platform for hotels to give a service, and to Steam to advertise new games, or just to allow their own customers to use their games without a Steam Deck or another computer when staying at a hotel room more than expected, to kill some time.

Podman is the FOSS alternative to Docker, that has features only for registered (and paid) users.
Please add a section for it, or just mention (and test it first) docker files are compatible with podman (99% are, but sometimes there are issues)

Thanks

I think Github Discussions should be enabled to allow people to talk about some suggestions without having to use the Issues section.
I think it serves a different purpose than the Discord server, as it can be used for real-time support, while discussions would be useful for longer conversations that might also be helpful to other users when they are resolved.
Also, the discussions would be "closer" to the code, so it would be more about the code, whereas Discord would be more for the users.

I am getting an error, whereby, if the warp-input server is connected to the frontend, and running /usr/games/gamescope cannot start.

The error i get is:

netris@f303b471529c:~$ /usr/games/gamescope -- vkcube
wlserver: [backend/headless/backend.c:68] Creating headless backend
gamescope: ../src/wlserver.cpp:1413: void wlserver_key(uint32_t, bool, uint32_t): Assertion `wlserver.wlr.virtual_keyboard_device != nullptr' failed.
Aborted

And after disconnecting from the input session, you get:

wlserver: [wayland] error: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is invalid or not set in the environment

You have to ait long enough for the warp-input server to go into the "retry loop" before you can start gamescope.

• with flaptaks there are no dependencies problems
• flatpaks works same in all distros
• if you providing flatpak builds, there are no need to build binaries for every single distro
• flatpaks are main way to install apps on atomic distros, like fedora atomic, vanilla os, and steam os