‘Cast to TV’ Lets You Stream Media From Ubuntu to Chromecast
It just got a little easier for Ubuntu users to cast video, music and pictures to a Chromecast equipped TV direct from the desktop.
We’ve previously shown you how to cast video from Ubuntu to a Chromecast using the open-source MKChromecast tool, and the latest versions of the popular VLC media player has Chromecast support built-in too.
Now there’s a new way for Linux users to cast content to a nearby TV over the local network using Google’s cheap n’ cheerful dongle using a GNOME Shell extension.
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