Complex Tech, Simple Tools.
Making powerful technology friendly, approachable, and delightfully useful.
Our Mission
Lamco Development LLC was founded to bridge the gap between powerful, complex technology and practical, everyday use.
Our mission is to find cutting-edge solutions—technologies that often have a high barrier to entry—and engineer them into intuitive, indispensable tools that make your job easier.
We handle the complexity so you can focus on the results.
Our Approach
How we turn cutting-edge into everyday
We believe the hard parts of the Linux stack shouldn't only be legible to experts. Our work centers on the layers most software treats as a black box—remote desktop on Wayland, the UEFI boot path, the systems libraries underneath—and on making them dependable and clear about what they do.
We build in Rust where memory safety matters most, ship as open source wherever we can, and design every tool to explain itself: structured output, a remediation on every finding, a trust log you can read after the fact. Deep technical work, made approachable.
1. Discover
Identify powerful, underutilized technologies
2. Engineer
Build intuitive tools that unlock potential
3. Deliver
Ship delightful software that just works
What We're Building
Our work is concentrated in three areas: remote desktop for the Linux desktop, memory-safe boot and firmware, and the open-source libraries underneath. This focus drives the whole roadmap.
Remote Desktop for Linux
The Lamco RDP Server brings remote desktop to the Wayland-native Linux desktop—any RDP client connects to GNOME, KDE, or Sway, no X11 involved. Built in Rust on a stack of open-source RDP and Wayland crates, with upstream contributions to IronRDP.
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Memory-Safe Boot
LamBoot is a memory-safe UEFI bootloader in Rust that reads native filesystems, writes a trust-evidence log on every boot, and recovers from crash loops. lamboot-tools adds a toolkit to diagnose, repair, and migrate UEFI boot on any Linux system.
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Open-Source Libraries
The libraries underneath. Laminate is progressive data shaping for Rust on crates.io; NetKit is a suite of Kotlin WiFi-analysis libraries on Maven Central; and a stack of Rust crates powers the RDP and Wayland work—reusable, documented, permissively licensed.
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2025–2026: Open Source Milestones
From Maven Central to crates.io to upstream contributions—Lamco Development continues to ship production-grade open-source infrastructure.
NetKit by the Numbers
- 7 modular libraries published to Maven Central
- 3,561+ automated tests ensuring reliability
- 92% code coverage across all modules
- 100% KDoc documentation on public APIs
- Apache 2.0 licensed for maximum freedom
Shipping Products
The foundations ship as real, installable products:
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Lamco RDP Server
Wayland-native remote desktop (v1.4.4; Flatpak, Snap, apt.lamco.ai, AUR, OBS, RPM Fusion)
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LamBoot
Memory-safe UEFI bootloader in Rust (v0.16.5; about 21,200 lines)
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lamboot-tools
UEFI boot diagnosis, repair, and migration toolkit (v0.9.1; 11 tools)
Also Open Source:
Laminate — progressive data shaping for Rust on crates.io
7 Rust crates for RDP/Wayland infrastructure
4 upstream IronRDP PRs merged (clipboard chain)
External adoption: cosmic-IronRDP using our EGFX pipeline
2026 Releases
- LamBoot v0.16.5 — native ext4, btrfs, XFS, exFAT, and ZFS reading; a trust-evidence log on every boot; NVRAM crash-loop recovery
- lamboot-tools v0.9.1 — an 11-tool UEFI boot toolkit with a Proxmox VE companion
- Laminate v0.4.1 — progressive data shaping for Rust; 71,915 tests, 8M+ fuzz runs
- lamco-rdp-server v1.4.4 — Flatpak, Snap, apt.lamco.ai, AUR, OBS, and RPM Fusion
- xdg-desktop-portal-generic v0.5.0 — ScreenCast v6 with pipewire-serial
- 7 Rust crates on crates.io and upstream IronRDP contributions
“The best technology is the kind you don’t have to think about.”
We believe powerful innovations shouldn't require a manual the size of a phone book. Great software should feel obvious, even when it's doing something extraordinary under the hood. That's the Lamco way: serious technology, friendly execution, zero pretense.
Deep Expertise, Friendly Results
We work in the parts of the stack most software treats as off-limits. Memory-safe systems programming in Rust. The Wayland and RDP protocols. The UEFI boot path and Secure Boot. But you'd never know it from using the tools—and that's exactly the point.
For Product Users
You get tools that are powerful enough for professionals but friendly enough for anyone. No jargon. No complexity. Just results.
For Consulting Clients
You get straight talk and practical implementation. Linux infrastructure, remote desktop, and Rust systems engineering—delivered as solutions that actually work for your business, no buzzwords.
Expert Consulting Services
Leveraging our expertise in Linux infrastructure, remote desktop, and Rust systems engineering, we offer limited consulting for teams building on the modern Linux stack—without the usual complexity and expense.
Discuss Your Project
Ready to Experience Simple Tools?
Whether you're looking for our products or want to discuss a custom project, we'd love to hear from you.