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Working from home I'm mostly just RDPing to a remote PC. Everything else is browser based. I spend a few hours doing side projects and learning on a PC. Has an
by x87678r 6y ago
Working from home I'm mostly just RDPing to a remote PC. Everything else is browser based.
I spend a few hours doing side projects and learning on a PC. Has anyone tried hiring remote desktops for this? It would make sense but they seem very expensive.
- isk517 6y agoMy mother bought a Chromebook, and while she loved it for personal use the lack of good RDP support meant she couldn't use it to access her work computer from home and ultimately result in her giving it up in favour of my old laptop. That was about a year and half ago so things hopefully have gotten better.
- hyperman1 6y agoWe had about 10 non-ICT end users testing RDP in the microsoft cloud or whatever, as a covid alternative for in-person laptops. They all hated it. One common issue: Alt GR unreliability. It just stops working, and you have to log off and on again. Another common complaint: slow graphics and artifacts, even on good internet connections.