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After years of looking at this and working with x11 forwarding off and on. Honestly, just setup a VNC server and use the plethora of VNC clients for android. In my environment it performs better, and significantly easier to maintain. For my desktop I even find myself just using Steam Remoteplay if I need actual GPU performance over the internet.
Virtualgl +VNC is excellent if you get it working.
Yeah I might still go that route, but there's a lot of stuff where I just need to run a single app and the rest is all terminal so a full VNC session is overboard.
Also, it's for a server so the less open ports and daemons running, the better
This might work:
DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0 ssh -Y user@hostnamescrcpy
The play store entry for that looks even more sketchy
Source code is available at GitHub but it require you to have your phone by yourside e.g. connected via usb or in the same network so you can connect via IP
I use it daily at work and it's fine. It does everything you're looking for in the way you're looking for it.
Android natively supports video out for screen recording on your local machine. This just ingests the stream and plays it live instead of saving it.
SCRCPY is phenomenal.
Termux x11