Settings and admin
In the app
Section titled “In the app”Open Settings in IXEL One. On a Mac, choose Settings… from its menu.
- Open when you log in, and Connect when IXEL One starts.
- Your devices can reach every port on this computer. Off, they reach only what IXEL One shares. See Your devices.
- Screens: sharing this computer’s screen. See Screens.
- Update automatically, Check for Updates, and the version.
- Sign Out of IXEL…: removes this computer from your devices.
Another computer’s settings
Section titled “Another computer’s settings”You can change another computer’s settings from IXEL One on any of your devices, or from app.ixel.ai. Changes reach it within about a second.
A managed computer takes its settings only this way. It refuses changes made on itself.
app.ixel.ai
Section titled “app.ixel.ai”app.ixel.ai is IXEL’s web app. Sign in with your IXEL account to:
- see your devices, and remove ones you no longer use;
- change a computer’s settings;
- open a computer’s Screens and Watch it in the browser.
The background service
Section titled “The background service”IXEL One runs a background service that holds your devices, screens and agents. The app starts it when you log in. On a server, the installer sets it up:
| System | For your login | For the whole computer |
|---|---|---|
| Linux | systemd user unit ixel-one.service |
systemd unit ixel-one.service |
| macOS | launchd agent si.ixel.one |
launchd daemon si.ixel.one |
| Windows | a scheduled task at logon | a scheduled task at startup, as SYSTEM |
To set it up or remove it yourself:
ixel service install # with your loginsudo ixel service install --system # with the computerixel service uninstallThere is one service per computer and user. Older IXEL Mesh apps on the same computer use it too.
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