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I used to use NoMachine with good success. I believe they have the cross platform capability and performance you might expect, though it's been years since I us
by smolder 4y ago
I used to use NoMachine with good success. I believe they have the cross platform capability and performance you might expect, though it's been years since I used it. Can it work?
- mottosso 4y agoI second this! I was also looking for performance (3d graphics usage) and NoMachine is surprisingly performant; currently using it across both Windows, Linux and Mac and consider my search to be over.
- smolder 4y agoI remember being surprised that watching a video on my remote desktop worked as well as it did, over 100Mb LAN, circa 2010.
- gchamonlive 4y agoNomachine turned out to handle latency very well. My company is based in Brazil but we have our infrastructure on Aws north Virginia. I build an EC2 with Ubuntu and installed the gnome desktop and nomachine and the result was a very usable and cheap remote workspace.