Client SDK for Linux Developers' Guide
  1. Overview
  2. What's in this Release?
  3. System Requirements
  4. About the Anyware Client SDK for Linux
  5. SDK Header Files
    1. About PCoIP Sessions
    2. PCoIP Session Phases
    3. About Brokered and Non-Brokered Connections
  7. Installation
    1. Wacom Tablets
    2. USB
    3. Webcam Support
    4. Connecting to a USB Device
    5. Disconnecting a Session
    6. Changing Window Mode
    7. Enhanced Audio and Video Synchronization
    8. Sending a Ctrl-Alt-Del Command
    9. Changing the Language
    10. Enabling PCoIP Ultra
    11. Customizable Session Features
    12. Branding Your Session Client
    13. Supporting USB Devices
    14. Configuring Kernel Network Settings
    15. HID Local Termination Blacklist
    16. Adding a Custom Logo
    1. The Broker Client API Example
    2. Using the Broker Client API Example
    3. The Collaboration Broker Client Example
    4. Using the Collaboration Broker Client Example
    1. Establishing a PCoIP Session
    2. PCoIP Session-Creation Steps and Actors
    3. Passing Customization Parameters to the Session Client
    4. Creating a Branding Text Layout File
    5. Creating a Branding Package
    6. Using the Branding Package
    7. Limits on Customization
    1. Core API Integration
    2. Setting up the Development Environment
    3. Manually Bridging USB Devices
    1. Building the SDK for Linux
    2. Setting up an Anyware Agent Test Environment
    1. Anyware Support Bundler Tool

Building the SDK for Linux

This section includes instructions for building a custom client application by utilizing the SDK.

  1. As a reference, follow the CMakeLists.txt of the broker_client_example to understand the build steps using the Cmake tool, which is located at /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pcoip-client/examples/broker_client_example/CMakeLists.txt.
  2. Run the CMake configure and verify that it configures without any errors.
  3. Run make to build the application.
  4. The find_package() command of CMake automatically finds the libraries installed by the SDK.

Updating SDK Components

Updating the SDK to a new version can be done by installing a new version of the SDK. There is no special upgrade path.