You should be able to using Sunshine
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This or steam remote play are the best options. Sunshine does have a bit of configuration you have to do but it works amazing
Sunshine is amazing so long as the streaming PC supports hvec(h265) encoding and the client likewise decoding. Sub 1ms lag is easily achievable. H264 works at a pinch on older clients but has lag. Hoping for AV1 support in the not too distant future. Note that you'll need to keep a low bitrate (30-40mbit) with the moonlight client if you have amdgpu/vaapi encoding on the server due to a bug which causes incorrect frame stuffing well above the set bandwidth
Seems good, i'll take a look 😁
Use this with Tailscale VPN and you're golden.
ZeroTier worked pretty well for me