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What’s a good vnc client and server that actually pulls this off? I’ve never had any luck with it either. At least not on Ubuntu.
by lostapathy 4y ago
What’s a good vnc client and server that actually pulls this off? I’ve never had any luck with it either. At least not on Ubuntu.
- maicro 4y agoIt's a little specialist, and doesn't have Linux server/host functionality (and IIRC Mac is still in beta), but if you want to remotely connect to a Windows 10+ computer - Parsec works really well. I've used it at work to share access to a beefy desktop for running CAD (SolidWorks) and multimedia (mostly Adobe Premiere Pro/CC) software, without having to be at the computer - we use it from the local network, and from across the country, with fairly satisfying performance.
- derekzhouzhen 4y agoIf it is from linux to linux, I'll use xpra https://xpra.org/ https://xpra.org/
- hedora 4y agoTigerVNC
- koumoula 4y agofrom the abcdesktopio github repository tigervnc this project uses TigerVNC release 1.12.0 it starts the command Xvnc and then websockify python to convert TCP socket as WebSocket