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Compare RD with http://www.nomachine.com/ http://www.nomachine.com/ (NX) on a 128kpbs link on another continent, and then you have your answer.
by sedachv 16y ago
Compare RD with http://www.nomachine.com/ http://www.nomachine.com/ (NX) on a 128kpbs link on another continent, and then you have your answer.
- jodrellblank 16y agoAll my comparisons have been "Control Panel -> System -> Remote Connections tab -> Enable remote desktop". Client built in to Windows. versus "Nomachine NX is a commercial product starting at $700+ but there's a limited 2 user free version, and also an admin console and a web package. Here's a 14 page PDF with install instructions and a link to the client install guide download location, along with the library version prerequisites..." Needless to say I use RDP, push install VNC and SSH constantly and have never installed NX or seen a server with it installed or used it. I have my answer.
- sedachv 16y agoNX is Free Software (previous releases were under the GPL). It's widely used at Google (they implemented their own NX server: http://code.google.com/p/neatx/ http://code.google.com/p/neatx/). Why are you wasting time posting on HN about how you're too lazy to evaluate technology solutions properly?