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> Personally, I use a crummy laptop if needs be, and I remote into the big workstation from wherever I am (I use x2go a lot). How does it handle having a massi
by emilburzo 11y ago
> Personally, I use a crummy laptop if needs be, and I remote into the big workstation from wherever I am (I use x2go a lot).
How does it handle having a massive resolution on the remote side, and a way smaller resolution locally?
- buserror 11y agox2go can make you two types of sessions 1) the 'local screen' one that will have that resolution problem and 2) a 'detached' one that will be the size you like, for example fullscreen laptop sized. The 'detached' kind are quite a bit faster somehow, so I use that, and often re-connect to it from the local screen in a window when I get back to the desk. It's surprisingly practical, as my 'detached' session usually have a different window layout, tools etc.