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Hopefully it'll be much shinier than X11 and less restrictive than Remote Desktop Protocol. Out of curiosity... In what ways do you find the Remote Desktop Pro
by trezor 16y ago
Hopefully it'll be much shinier than X11 and less restrictive than Remote Desktop Protocol.
Out of curiosity... In what ways do you find the Remote Desktop Protocol restrictive? Does the protocol itself limit what can be done? From an end-user point of view it seems very flexible and powerful, while lightweigth and responsive.
- vacri 16y agoI'm not an expert in remote protocols, but I also find it snappy. Perhaps the point that for non-server versions it locks out the local console while it's running is the restrictive part?
- iuguy 16y agoVacri hit the nail on the head - the locking out users on the desktop combined with the licensing restrictions on the server make it a tad too restrictive out of the box. Having said that, when properly configured and licenced Terminal Services is freaking awesome.
- trezor 16y agoAh right. I thought you meant there were some technical/architectural limitations with the protocol itself and didn't even think about limitations added on top of it via licensing. Thanks for clearing it up.