Latency kills it but it's mainly design decisions (made with local networking in mind, not internet) that can be improved upon. NX has shown that and that's onl

Latency kills it but it's mainly design decisions (made with local networking in mind, not internet) that can be improved upon. NX has shown that and that's only a fix on top of the old protocol. I'd love to see a new design with network transparency in the current internet age on the foreground. I remember working in a room with 20 big-screened X terminals connected to one server over one shared 10 Mbit 10Base-T. And it worked amazingly well. This was when Windows was in its infancy. I'd love to see that kind of vision again.