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9 requirements, and a low latency high bandwidth link... Compared to RDP which works well across the ocean, is encrypted, compressed, and scalable. I think you
by georgyo 4y ago
9 requirements, and a low latency high bandwidth link... Compared to RDP which works well across the ocean, is encrypted, compressed, and scalable.
I think you just proved that VNC isn't a good replacement for RDP.
- topspin 4y agoI agree. RDP and Windows are light years ahead of Linux here. This is just my take on this for a local LAN environment, and if that's your use case and you follow my guidance you'll be pleased with the result. One benefit of using VNC is the lack of glitches. I've been down every road; nomachine, various commercial and open source X servers, xrdp, all of it. They all have glitches; sizing problems, decoration problems, font problems, keyboard state problems, pointer problems, you name it. VNC (operated as I've described above) doesn't; everything is correct, all of the time.