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any recommendations on remote desktop? I was using Anydesk and now it freezes every 10 seconds on a lot of my instances the past few months. Need to move to som
by chemmail 7y ago
any recommendations on remote desktop? I was using Anydesk and now it freezes every 10 seconds on a lot of my instances the past few months. Need to move to something else.
- tcoff91 7y agoHave not used it in a couple years but GoToMyPC worked pretty well when I was using it.
- lentil_soup 7y agoI've been using Parsec, it's marketed as a game streaming service but it just streams your whole screen at a very good rate. It works perfectly for me. Before I tried Windows Remote Desktop and TeamViewer and had issues with both. I specially had issues with the mouse not being replicated properly so 3D software bugged out.
- catwell 7y agoI am an Arch Linux laptop user. Plain RDS through Remmina works great for Windows machines. When not usable, I found AnyDesk to work fine-ish (but it changes system keyboard settings, which is annoying). I can't use TeamViewer which still doesn't support Wayland.
- RMPR 7y agoNow I understand the grey screen under sway.
- obituary_latte 7y agoWe’re about to roll out remote work for our small office using chromebooks and chrome’s Remote Desktop. I’ve had success using chrome Remote Desktop personally, so hopefully it works as well for my users.
- aidenn0 7y agoI have no recommendations that are free-as-in-speech. NoMachine[1] is free-as-in-beer[2] and it works nearly flawlessly across linux/windows/mac. 1: https://www.nomachine.com/ https://www.nomachine.com/ 2: It's freemium with the following note: "If you need to create virtual Linux desktops on demand, want to limit the logins to SSH, or are using NIS, Kerberos or other enterprise functionalities, you need one of the NoMachine Enterprise products you can download"
- wheresvic3 7y agoDoes nomachine work if my computer is behind a firewall?
- petemc_ 7y agoIf you can forward the ssh port, yes.