Developing across a local network with Windows RDP is pretty unpleasant over time, the latency and the low frame rate grate quite badly and its a lot worse over

Developing across a local network with Windows RDP is pretty unpleasant over time, the latency and the low frame rate grate quite badly and its a lot worse over the internet for a box that is much further away. It sucks. However if its a Linux shell and I am using a local VS Code and its compiling on the server as its backend and I can have local tools so I can use ssh file systems then it can actually be a very productive environment since the cloud can provide a lot of performance. One way I do this fairly often is with Go on ARM on a raspberry pi, the code wont run on Windows as the GPIO's aren't there and it can be quite productive, not as good as local but close enough. But most companies are talking about the first model and its pretty horrible for real work.