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Though only available on Linux, Remmina shares NoMachine's core functionality in being a remote desktop screen sharing solution.
Soundflower offers extremely similar functionality to Loopback, including audio passthrough, audio stream connecting, and recording. It is also free and open source.
VB-Audio Virtual Cable, despite only working on DirectX-built applications, still serves the same core functionality of connecting audio streams from one application to another on the same device.
As it utilizes both handwritten input as well as touch keyboard entry, this text editor can be utilized in the same way as GoodNotes.
Despite being limited only to macOS machines, Apple Screen Sharing inherently performs the same core function: connecting machines over the Internet and allowing for remote operation and guidance.
Both LogMeIn and UltraVNC offer remote desktop connection and control. Though their approaches to doing so are different, the end result is still, at its core, the same.
Can also be used as an in-class quiz tool, though Quizalize has a more explicit classroom focus as opposed to Kahoot's more generalized approach.
Functional on any operating system that supports Google Chrome, which makes it more viable to use in more general cases than Remmina. However, it does not support plugins.
As Barrier is forked from earlier versions of Synergy, there is naturally a lot of feature set overlap. Whereas Barrier is focused on simplicity and ease of use, Synergy includes more robust features, including advanced settings for network, hotkeys, layout, security and diagnostics.
