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I recommend Parsec. I use it for gaming on remote Windows machines, but the Linux server works well too. I can access from my Chromebook or laptop with enough f
by hexadec 8y ago
I recommend Parsec. I use it for gaming on remote Windows machines, but the Linux server works well too. I can access from my Chromebook or laptop with enough fidelity and good networking that allows me to do nearly anything.
I still suck at CounterStrike, but that is not the software's fault.
https://parsecgaming.com/ https://parsecgaming.com/
- dajohnson89 8y ago>gaming on remote Windows machines I have a linux desktop, but would love to do some windows gaming remotely. Isn't the latency introduced by gaming over VPN a problem? If not for single-player, then certainly multiplayer?
- twoquestions 8y agoIt's good for turn based games, but twitchy action games and shooters will suffer due to the latency. If you wanna play Stellaris or something over this and all you have locally is a potato machine, I'd highly recommend it.
- hexadec 8y agoParsec is a direct tunnel out of my home network, no VPN required. It is not ideal for CS:GO and such, but You Don't Know Jack, Cities: Skylines, and others are pretty good. 60 fps at 1080p to my Chromebook.
- Can_Not 8y agoParsec doesn't support remoting into linux machines.
- nickthemagicman 8y agoCan we remote into the machine with it?
- hexadec 8y agoYes, full GUI remote access with a Parsec username and password and local machine auth as well.