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2026-10-04 07:37:17 +02:00 | 345 commits to main since this releaseFirst public test release of Frame Control, a Mac app for managing a Valve Steam Frame over SSH. Unofficial; not affiliated with Valve.
Needs: a Steam Frame with Developer Mode on, an Apple Silicon Mac, and
python3(xcode-select --install).adbis optional, for Android apps.Install:
- Download the DMG below and drag Frame Control to Applications.
- The app isn't notarized, so clear the download quarantine once:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Frame Control.app" - Open it and accept the connection setup. It asks for your Developer Mode password once.
Setup details and a list of what's verified and what isn't are in the README.
What it does: live headset view (H.264 at about 30 fps) and screenshots; battery, storage and status; your Steam library, with installs onto the headset and Frame ratings; F-Droid apps as their own Lepton instances; file drop and clipboard; Flatpaks; volume.
New since 0.1.1:
- Live H.264 video of the headset view.
- Android compatibility reports are saved on your Mac. The shared database is maintainer-only for now.
- A clean error when the headset is unreachable.
- MIT license.
Please report problems as issues. Include your SteamOS build and the log from Frame → Show Server Log.
Security: Developer Mode exposes SSH, ADB and RDP on your LAN. Use trusted networks only, and see the README's security notes.
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