Lamco Open Source
Rust Crates for Network Infrastructure
Production-grade open source libraries: NetKit for WiFi analysis (Kotlin) and RDP/Wayland infrastructure (Rust). Battle-tested foundations for your projects.
7 published Rust crates • 1,831+ total downloads • NetKit: Apache 2.0 • Rust Crates: MIT OR Apache-2.0
NetKit: Kotlin Network Analysis Libraries
Professional WiFi analysis and network diagnostics libraries for Kotlin Multiplatform
Package Information
- Package: io.lamco.netkit:*
- Version: 1.0.1 (Dec 18, 2025)
- License: Apache 2.0
- Platforms: Android 7.0+, JVM, KMP-ready
Quality Metrics
- 3,561+ automated tests
- 92% code coverage
- 100% KDoc documentation
- GPG-signed releases
7 Modular Libraries:
core
analytics
diagnostics
export
intelligence
security
wifi-optimizer
RDP/Wayland: The Infrastructure We Needed Didn't Exist
When building RDP server solutions for Linux, we hit a wall. Wayland screen capture required navigating DBus, XDG Portals, and PipeWire - all with complex C APIs and unsafe FFI bindings. RDP protocol implementation meant parsing thousands of pages of Microsoft specifications.
We found no production-ready Rust libraries. Incomplete examples in blog posts. Unsafe FFI wrappers. Platform-specific hacks that break across compositors.
So we built it ourselves. Memory-safe Rust. Async-first APIs. Battle-tested in production. Now we're releasing it as open source - the Rust infrastructure toolkit that should have existed all along.
Seven Crates. Complete Infrastructure.
From Wayland integration to RDP protocol - everything you need to build remote desktop solutions
lamco-portal
v0.3.2
359 downloads
XDG Desktop Portal Integration for Wayland
Screen capture session management with multi-compositor support (GNOME, KDE, Sway). Handles Portal lifecycle, token management, and compositor-specific quirks. Async Rust APIs with Send + Sync guarantees.
lamco-pipewire
v0.3.1
400 downloads
PipeWire Screen Capture with Proper Memory Management
Zero-copy frame capture when possible. DMA-BUF and memory-mapped buffer support. Multi-stream coordination with hardware cursor extraction. Memory-safe abstractions over PipeWire's C API.
lamco-video
v0.1.4
260 downloads
Video Frame Processing for Remote Desktop Protocols
Frame rate limiting and quality control for smooth streaming. Damage region tracking to minimize bandwidth. Multi-stream dispatch for concurrent sessions. Optimized for RDP, VNC, and custom protocols.
lamco-rdp-clipboard
v0.2.2
116 downloads
RDP Clipboard Protocol with Loop Prevention
Bidirectional clipboard synchronization between client and server. File transfer support with format negotiation. Loop prevention for clipboard echo issues. Standards-compliant MS-RDPECLIP implementation.
lamco-rdp-input
v0.1.2
199 downloads
Keyboard and Mouse Event Handling for RDP
Input translation and injection for remote desktop sessions. Multi-monitor coordinate mapping. Keyboard scancode translation. Mouse button and wheel event handling. Compatible with Windows RDP clients.
lamco-rdp
v0.5.1
214 downloads
Core RDP Utilities and Protocol Types
Foundational RDP protocol types, utilities, and shared abstractions used across all lamco RDP crates. Provides protocol message definitions, session state management, and common infrastructure for RDP server implementations.
lamco-wayland
v0.2.8
283 downloads
Wayland Protocol Bindings and Helpers
Wayland protocol bindings, compositor detection, and helper utilities for interacting with Wayland compositors. Provides wlr-direct protocol support for zero-dialog screen capture and input injection on wlroots-based compositors.
xdg-desktop-portal-generic
A Generic Portal Backend for Wayland Compositors
A portal backend daemon that brings XDG Desktop Portal support to any Wayland compositor implementing standard ext- or wlr- protocols. Enables sandboxed applications (Flatpak, Snap) to use screen capture, input injection, clipboard, and screenshots on compositors that do not ship their own portal backend.
v0.2.1
MIT / Apache-2.0
Built in Rust
Zero unsafe code
Supported Portals
Designed For
Who Are These Crates For?
From remote desktop applications to screen recording tools - Rust infrastructure for everyone
Stop Fighting With FFI.
Memory-Safe. Async-First. Tested.
Building remote desktop solutions? Screen recording apps? Use production-tested Rust crates instead of wrestling with unsafe C bindings.
- Zero unsafe blocks in public APIs
- Async Rust with Tokio
- 10,000+ hours production runtime
Build Better Remote Desktop.
Protocol-Ready. Production-Tested.
Implementing RDP or VNC server? These crates handle Wayland capture, clipboard sync, and input injection so you can focus on your protocol.
- Used in Lamco RDP Server
- Complete RDP clipboard implementation
- Multi-compositor Wayland support
Capture Screens. Any Compositor.
Cross-Compositor. Zero-Copy When Possible.
Building screen recorders, streaming tools, or video conferencing? Get reliable Wayland capture across GNOME, KDE, and Sway.
- DMA-BUF support for efficiency
- Hardware cursor extraction
- Frame rate control built-in
See These Crates in Action
Our commercial RDP products are built entirely on these open source crates. Every frame captured, every clipboard sync, every input event - powered by lamco-* libraries.
Lamco RDP Server
Community Edition (Flatpak/Snap) free to use. Native packages free for single-server and non-profit use. Professional Windows Remote Desktop for Linux.
Lamco VDI
Enterprise virtual desktop infrastructure for cloud deployments.
Commercial products fund open source development. When we improve our commercial offerings, the crates improve. When the community contributes, our products benefit.
Open Source. No Strings Attached.
MIT OR Apache-2.0
Use these crates in any project - personal, commercial, proprietary, or open source. Dual licensed for maximum compatibility.
Contributions Welcome
Found a bug? Have a feature idea? We welcome contributions. These crates improve when the community improves them.
Ready to Build?
Add these crates to your Rust project and start building better remote desktop solutions today.
Questions? Email greg@lamco.io or open an issue on GitHub