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How much does this speed up sessions over higher latency connections I wonder? I have been looking for RDP performance similar to that of Windows on Linux, but
by nu11ptr 3y ago
How much does this speed up sessions over higher latency connections I wonder? I have been looking for RDP performance similar to that of Windows on Linux, but up until now it has been semi slow over WANs.
- rcarmo 3y agoVery well. Assuming you have identical CPUs (say Intel with QuickSync) The performance constrains are really more dependent the desktop environment you choose (I have good results with GNOME on a LAN but LXDE works better in Azure since it has less decoration).
- geraldhh 3y agohow does cpu play into this? encoding and decoding h264 should be available on skylake and beyond
- rcarmo 3y agoCPU overhead is minimal if you use xorgxrdp-glamor on an Intel iGPU. If you don’t use glamor or don’t have an iGPU then you get llvmpipe rendering for graphics and CPU H.264 encoding for the RDP stream (but RDP will seldom negotiate H.264 in that scenario)