Log out and again log in to your Linux system…įinally to use it on Linux, first, connect your smartphone (make sure USB debugging is enabled on phone) to the computer and after that run the command: scrcpy Thus, first, install the SNAPD For Ubuntu 18.04/19.04/16.04/Debian/LinuxMInt/ElementaryOS and other same bases… sudo apt update sudo apt install snapdĬommand to install SNAP on Fedora sudo dnf install snapdĬommand to install Scrcpy on Linux sudo snap install scrcpyĪdd Snap’s Bin directory to Linux environment path export PATH="/path/to/dir:$PATH"
Using SNAP we can easily get this Android Controller on Linux PC. To install the Scrcpy on Linux (Ubuntu, LinuxMint, Debian, CentOS, Fedora, ElementaryOS etc.) just we need to install SNAP package manager. When the mirror image showed, you can control your Android smartphone directly from the Display of your Windows PC. Use Scrcpy Android control on Windows PCĪs you execute the file in the above step, it will open a command-line window and exactly as said by the developers it will take 1 second to connect and show the first image of your Android smartphone to control it remotely using the PC mouse and keyboard. Right-click on the Scrcpy.exe and run it as administrator. Now, open the Scrcpy folder which you have recently extracted after downloading. The location of the developer setting depends upon the version and UI of the Android phone. After connecting the smartphone go to Settings-> System-> Developer and enable the USB debugging option. Now we have to connect our Android smartphone to our Windows system either using USB cable or WiFi (hotspot or both PC and smartphone must be on the same network.) Here we are using the USB cable for better speed, however, you can connect to Android ADB wirelessly, here is the tutorial on that.
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