Developers have introduced a tool for broadcasting the iPhone screen on Linux

Developer Dэniel Lemki released omarchy-iphone-mirror — a tool for broadcasting the iPhone screen to Linux-based systems. The project is at an early alpha testing stage and provides image transmission with HEVC codec support.
The solution supports device connection via both USB and Wi-Fi. In addition to video stream output, a function for transmitting user input from a computer to a smartphone has been implemented. The current version ensures compatibility with the ARM64 architecture.
Testing was conducted on the iPhone 13 running iOS 27. The tool is targeted at users who require integration of mobile devices into a Linux environment for debugging or interface management without using proprietary software.
The project is distributed with open source code, allowing the community to refine the protocols for interacting with Apple mobile devices. The use of HEVC reduces the load on the data transmission channel while maintaining high image clarity in real-time.



