Project "Rome" on non-Windows platforms

Project "Rome" is the marketing term for Microsoft's remote systems platform. This feature, consisting of API sets on multiple development platforms, allows an app on a client (local) device to interact with apps and services on a host (remote) device that is signed in with or receptive to the Microsoft Account (MSA) on the client device. This allows developers to program cross-device experiences that are centered around user tasks rather than devices.

Currently, Project "Rome" is implemented for the following scenarios:

• Windows client to Windows host
• Android client to Windows host

The first scenario, dealing only with the Universal Windows platform, is documented via how-to content and API reference documentation on the Windows Dev Center. See these resources for more detailed information about the feature in general. Any scenarios involving non-Windows platforms are covered in this repository. You will find documentation, code samples, and links to SDK downloads for each development platform in its respective folder.