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Yes, VNC. Multiple variants available. Remote devices might be available with some of them, otherwise there are other options for that like usbip.
by phillipseamore 6y ago
Yes, VNC. Multiple variants available. Remote devices might be available with some of them, otherwise there are other options for that like usbip.
- chrisacky 6y agoI've used VNC back when I actually needed to manage servers remotely but not for about 12 years. It was always more clunky than RDP. Is it viable to use vnc within the same home as a way to have slow system connect to the main desktop.
- phillipseamore 6y agoI do it all the time, have an old (2009) laptop that's basically just a thin client to my main desktop machine via VNC.
- wjdp 6y agoHas VNC gotten better with latency? I used it quite a few years ago and compared to remote products from MS and Apple it was sluggish. Commercial remote/thin-client style products at the time were usable as desktop replacements, VNC was only used as a last-resort for small tasks.