Corebrum OS adds built-in VNC screen share, demoed remote-viewing an NVIDIA Thor robot from a Mac
chrismatthieu · x · 2026-11-05
Developer chrismatthieu announced that the new CorebrumOS release ships with built-in VNC screen sharing, and shared a screenshot of remotely viewing his NVIDIA Thor robotics platform from a Mac — showing the Corebrum lock screen directly. This lets developers debug and monitor robot systems from a regular desktop without extra wiring or setup.
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