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    <title>How to Share Android Screen</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[There are times you want to share your android phone&rsquo;s screen with your Linux/Windows desktop. Like if you have got broken screen or for some purpose.
So this post may help you.
Requirements Android phone ADB installed In Arch Linux, you can install ADB with:
1 2 $ sudo pacman -S android-tools There is a program which is used to screen sharing. You can install it using AUR in Arch Linux, use apt if you are using Ubuntu/Debian.]]></description>
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