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I was using (well trying to use) FreeRDP/XRDP for a while to work with my multiple Linux machines from the Windows client. Soon I've discovered that it was not
by FpUser 7y ago
I was using (well trying to use) FreeRDP/XRDP for a while to work with my multiple Linux machines from the Windows client. Soon I've discovered that it was not XRDP working for me but the other way around. I replaced it with NoMachine and and never looked back since.
Now I am somewhat curious but frankly from a practical standpoint I have very little motivation to stop doing what I am doing just to check this new one. It will disrupt my routine for the sake of completely unknown outcome which in the best case will let me have what I already have now. And in the worst case - the opposite of sky is the limit.
This is not to discourage developers but just to show what missed opportunity might cost should there be more people like myself.
- stuaxo 7y agoSame, Nomachine has a GUI, and importantly discovery of clients on the network. The performance is a lot better than VNC. In theory I could setup VirtualGL and TigerVNC, but it seems like a lot of work, and time I just don't have. Other clients could do well to see how easy NoMachine makes things.