About the Anyware Client SDK for Linux

The Client SDK for Linux does not ship with its own session client binary; it uses the standard Anyware Software Client for Linux binary instead. Therefore, you must first download and install the Anyware client application, and then invoke it from the SDK.

Manually Bridging USB Devices

If you need to support more than 20 USB devices, or if you expect your users to control which devices can be bridged, they can be manually added by opening the client’s USB Devices menu and enabling them.

The following table contains a brief description of the header files included in the Anyware Client SDK for Linux:

Limits on Customization

The Linux has elements which are part of the operating system user interface and cannot be modified programmatically, as described in the following sections.

Kernel Network Configuration

The pcoip-configure-kernel0networking.sh script is installed with the Anyware Client SDK for Linux. This script tunes the kernel networking configuration to facilitate the network performance required by the Client. You need to run this script after installing the Anyware Software Client for Linux.

Run the following command:

Installing the Anyware Client SDK for Linux

1. Install the Anyware Client SDK for Linux repository. A shell script to install this is here.

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Anyware Client SDK for Linux 24.07

The Client SDK for Linux provides developers tools to create a custom Anyware client with a unique user interface and workflow, or to embed a PCoIP session into another program or solution. Clients built with the SDK can connect to remote desktops using Anyware agents or Remote Workstation Cards.

The SDK is provided as part of HP Anyware by special agreement with HP.

Establishing a PCoIP Session

Prerequisites

Before you begin, gather the following host desktop details:

The following PCoIP session features can be customized:

• Session Menu bar Visibility
• Disable Hot Keys
• Windowed or Fullscreen Mode
• Set Host Resolution
• Custom Client Branding
• Image Scaling
• Maintain Aspect Ratio
• USB Auto Forward
• USB VID/PID Auto Forward
• Disable USB
• Locale
• Session Log ID
• Log Level
• Log Folder
• Log Prefix
• Force Native Resolution

Creating a Branding Text Layout File

The layout file format used to customize the session client is an UTF-8 XML text file. The layout schema is a top-level <pcoip-client-branding/> element with a version attribute describing the schema version, and containing the required elements described next: