multiseat

A Wayland display manager for Linux with first-class multiseat support.

Multi-seat game streaming on Linux: several people play on one PC at the same time, each in an isolated container with their own Sway, Sunshine and Steam account, streamed to their own Moonlight client. Shared game library, strict input isolation, resolution and framerate per client.

The only GUI for setting up and managing multiseat on Linux.

Final work degree based in virtualization, gpu-passthrough and multiseats

Multiple independent seats on one Windows PC — per-seat keyboard, mouse, display and audio, simultaneously. Interception for input capture, loopback RDP for the multiple session, per-app audio routing.

Multi-pointer input for Windows: give every connected mouse its own on-screen pointer on one shared desktop, so two people can work at one PC at the same time.

The multi-operator input layer of the Post-Apollo Family — enhancing the relationship between operators, input, seats, machines, shared space, and independent agency, extending networked mouse and keyboard sharing so multiple people can move between multiple computers while preserving separate control, focus, and identity.