
Worked on the telegramdesktop/tdesktop repository to implement Linux screen sharing with system audio in the Calls UI, enabling users to share both their screen and system audio during calls. The solution introduced a withAudio parameter and managed the SystemAudioCapture lifecycle in C++, with state tracking to ensure proper audio sharing behavior. UI components were adapted to display audio sharing options when PipeWire was available, using audio processing and UI development skills. This feature addressed cross-repository dependencies and closed a longstanding issue, enhancing collaboration for Linux users by supporting seamless audio-enabled screen sharing for remote demos and presentations within the application.
February 2026 monthly summary for telegramdesktop/tdesktop: Implemented Linux Screen Sharing with System Audio in the Calls UI, delivering end-to-end audio sharing during screen share on Linux. Key plumbing includes a withAudio parameter on toggleScreenSharing, _screenWithAudio state tracking, and SystemAudioCapture lifecycle created when sharing starts with audio and cleaned up on destroy. UI adaptation via calls_panel and calls_group_panel to report audio support and present a toggle when a unique capture source (PipeWire) is available; a GenericBox with an audio toggle surfaces in the UI. This work aligns with desktop-app/lib_webrtc#22 and closes #26642, enabling seamless audio-enabled screen sharing and expanding Linux user capabilities. Business impact includes higher collaboration quality for remote demos and presentations and reduced friction in joint workflows.
February 2026 monthly summary for telegramdesktop/tdesktop: Implemented Linux Screen Sharing with System Audio in the Calls UI, delivering end-to-end audio sharing during screen share on Linux. Key plumbing includes a withAudio parameter on toggleScreenSharing, _screenWithAudio state tracking, and SystemAudioCapture lifecycle created when sharing starts with audio and cleaned up on destroy. UI adaptation via calls_panel and calls_group_panel to report audio support and present a toggle when a unique capture source (PipeWire) is available; a GenericBox with an audio toggle surfaces in the UI. This work aligns with desktop-app/lib_webrtc#22 and closes #26642, enabling seamless audio-enabled screen sharing and expanding Linux user capabilities. Business impact includes higher collaboration quality for remote demos and presentations and reduced friction in joint workflows.

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