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README.md

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 Selkies-GStreamer is an open-source low-latency high-performance Linux-native GPU/CPU-accelerated WebRTC HTML5 remote desktop streaming platform, for self-hosting, containers, Kubernetes, or Cloud/HPC platforms, [started out first by Google engineers](https://web.archive.org/web/20210310083658/https://cloud.google.com/solutions/gpu-accelerated-streaming-using-webrtc), then expanded by academic researchers.
 
-Selkies-GStreamer is designed for researchers including people in the graphical AI/robotics/autonomous driving/drug discovery field, SLURM supercomputer/HPC system administrators, Jupyter/Kubernetes/Docker®/Coder infrastructure administrators, and Linux cloud gaming enthusiasts.
+Selkies-GStreamer is designed for researchers, including people in the graphical AI/robotics/autonomous driving/drug discovery fields, SLURM supercomputer/HPC system administrators, Jupyter/Kubernetes/Docker®/Coder infrastructure administrators, and Linux cloud gaming enthusiasts.
 
 While designed for clustered or unprivileged containerized environments, Selkies-GStreamer can also be deployed in desktop computers, and any performance issue that would be problematic in cloud gaming platforms is also considered a bug.
 

docs/component.md

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 Because the time-limited TURN credentials automatically expire after some time, they are not useful even if they are leaked outside, as long as the pathway to the air-gapped or authenticated TURN-REST Container REST HTTP endpoint is not exposed plainly to the internet. [app.py](/addons/turn-rest/app.py) may also be hosted standalone without a container using the same startup command in the [Dockerfile](/addons/turn-rest/Dockerfile).
 
-The TURN-REST Container (or similarly, Kubernetes Pod) should be triggered with the Docker®/Podman options `-e TURN_SHARED_SECRET=`, `-e TURN_HOST=`, `-e TURN_PORT=`, `-e TURN_PROTOCOL=`, `-e TURN_TLS=`, where the options are dependent on the TURN server configuration of [coTURN](#coturn) or other TURN server implementations.
+The TURN-REST Container (or similarly, Kubernetes Pod) should be triggered with the Docker®/Podman options `-e TURN_SHARED_SECRET=`, `-e TURN_HOST=`, `-e TURN_PORT=`, `-e TURN_PROTOCOL=`, `-e TURN_TLS=`, `-e STUN_HOST=`, `-e STUN_PORT=`, where the options are dependent on the TURN server configuration of [coTURN](#coturn) or other TURN server implementations.
 
 Run the Docker®/Podman container built from the [`TURN-REST Dockerfile`](/addons/turn-rest/Dockerfile) (replace `main` to `latest` for the latest stable release**):
 

docs/design.md

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 Selkies-GStreamer is an open-source low-latency high-performance Linux-native GPU/CPU-accelerated WebRTC HTML5 remote desktop streaming platform, for self-hosting, containers, Kubernetes, or Cloud/HPC platforms, [started out first by Google engineers](https://web.archive.org/web/20210310083658/https://cloud.google.com/solutions/gpu-accelerated-streaming-using-webrtc), then expanded by academic researchers.
 
-Selkies-GStreamer is designed for researchers including people in the graphical AI/robotics/autonomous driving/drug discovery field, SLURM supercomputer/HPC system administrators, Jupyter/Kubernetes/Docker®/Coder infrastructure administrators, and Linux cloud gaming enthusiasts.
+Selkies-GStreamer is designed for researchers, including people in the graphical AI/robotics/autonomous driving/drug discovery fields, SLURM supercomputer/HPC system administrators, Jupyter/Kubernetes/Docker®/Coder infrastructure administrators, and Linux cloud gaming enthusiasts.
 
 While designed for clustered or unprivileged containerized environments, Selkies-GStreamer can also be deployed in desktop computers, and any performance or quality issue that would be problematic with cloud gaming platforms is also considered a bug.