Notes on building Finestra — a window into your servers.https://finestra.dev/blog/enhttps://finestra.dev/blog/posts/finestra-from-your-phone/https://finestra.dev/blog/posts/finestra-from-your-phone/Finestra listens on localhost, so a phone reaches it the same way a laptop does — one SSH app, one port forward, and the desktop is in the mobile browser. Three screens in ConnectBot, then localhost:7070.Fri, 11 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTfinestramobilesshCarlos Bravohttps://finestra.dev/blog/posts/close-the-tab-the-shell-keeps-running/https://finestra.dev/blog/posts/close-the-tab-the-shell-keeps-running/Finestra 0.3.7 lets a terminal outlive its browser. Shut the laptop, come back tomorrow, and the build is still going — with nothing to type and no tmux to remember.Wed, 09 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTfinestraterminalreleaseCarlos Bravohttps://finestra.dev/blog/posts/see-finestra-in-action/https://finestra.dev/blog/posts/see-finestra-in-action/We have an official video showing how to install it, with a quick walkthrough through the basic features in a headless t3.medium instance on AWSThu, 20 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTfinestrademoCarlos Bravohttps://finestra.dev/blog/posts/how-finestra-compares-to-other-web-desktop-projects/https://finestra.dev/blog/posts/how-finestra-compares-to-other-web-desktop-projects/daedalOS, Puter, Webtop, xpra, Greenfield and Cockpit are all excellent, and none of them is doing the same job. A tour of the browser-desktop landscape, and the one question Finestra answers.Wed, 19 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTfinestracomparisonlinuxwaylandCarlos Bravohttps://finestra.dev/blog/posts/what-finestra-is/https://finestra.dev/blog/posts/what-finestra-is/A desktop environment that runs in a browser tab and drives a headless Linux server — a real PTY, a file manager, a system manager, and native Linux applications drawn on the server.Mon, 17 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTfinestralinuxserversCarlos Bravo