Linux CLI "App could not be found"

[Calprainn]

I would like to directly connect to my Windows 11 desktop via CLI command under Linux without opening the GUI first. On macOS, this works relatively easily.

When I enter in the Linux terminal: ./Moonlight-6.1.0-x86_64.AppImage stream 192.168.xxx.xxx Desktop

Moonlight starts and Loading app list... (instead of starting the Desktop). After a few seconds, the message appears: Failed to find abbplication Desktop

The IP and app name are, of course, correct. If I start Moonlight via the GUI, click on my PC, and then select Desktop, the connection is established. I initially thought it might be related to the Flatpak version, but the AppImage behaves the same way. What am I overlooking?

[jorys-paulin]

Try putting the app name in quotes: ./Moonlight-6.1.0-x86_64.AppImage stream 192.168.xxx.xxx "Desktop"
I can't guarantee it will fix it, but you never know.

[Calprainn]

Thanks for replying but I already tried that. Unfortunately it doesn't work.