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title: "Trayscale"
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category: "Networking and remote access"
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tagline: "A desktop app for Tailscale: see your devices, switch it on and off, and pick exit nodes."
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source: "Flathub"
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package: "dev.deedles.Trayscale"
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code: "https://github.com/DeedleFake/trayscale"
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## What it is
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Trayscale is an unofficial graphical front end for Tailscale on Linux. It shows whether you're connected, lists the other devices on your network with their addresses, and lets you switch Tailscale on and off and choose an exit node, all without the command line. It can also sit in the system tray.
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## Why it's here
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- **Tailscale without a terminal.** The official Linux client is command-line only.
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- **Your devices at a glance.** Copy a machine's address or see who's online.
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## On CoreDesktop
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Trayscale is installed from Flathub. Open it from the app grid. It needs you to be Tailscale's operator, which `configure tailscale` sets up when it joins this computer to your Core's network.
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`update` keeps Trayscale current along with the rest of the Flatpaks.
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