Do What Your Phone Can't With Samsung DeX
summary
Samsung demos a working DeX ecosystem: a thumbnail claim that phones become “light PCs” backed by concrete features — Linux on DeX running IntelliJ, Jupyter and terminals inside containers with shared folders and external-SD images, a live compile/deploy of an app on a Galaxy device, and Adobe’s dual canvas mode for Sketch that renders canvas twice for external monitors. App guidance covers resizable activity, mouse/keyboard shortcuts, lifecycle handling and virtual displays; demos report smooth GUI, terminal key support and a public beta sign-up.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 3:33What Is Samsung Tax
- 4:18B2b Use Cases
- 5:19Easy Connection
- 5:39Tool Mode
- 8:07Mouse and Keyboard Experience
- 8:39Runtime Changes
- 9:55Virtual Display
- 11:21Adobe Photoshop Sketch
- 11:50Adobe Photoshop Sketch for Dex
- 13:46Dual Canvas Mode
- 16:20Smooth Transitions
- 18:15Linux on Decks
- 20:17Feature Highlights
- 31:44Reference Website
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