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Thinlinc, gpu accelerated vnc in a browser with sound, file shares, etc. I set it up for staff to process medical scans for AI training, works well. https://e
by IronWolve 3y ago
Thinlinc, gpu accelerated vnc in a browser with sound, file shares, etc.
I set it up for staff to process medical scans for AI training, works well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinLinc https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinLinc
- m463 3y agointeresting. I use macos screen sharing in a similar way. it has pretty high integration with the remote desktop - allowing rich copy/paste and file drag/drop from the desktop back and forth to the remote desktop. Another useful mishmash of technology is pikvm, a kvm based on the raspberry pi. You connect the pi to a machine via USB and HDMI, and remotely access it through the web browser. The pi will digitize and send you HDMI out, and relay your keyboard and mouse to the remote machine. What's fascinating is that pikvm can also emulate a usb flash drive, so from your browser you can give it a liveusb image and boot and run it on the remote machine. https://docs.pikvm.org/msd/ https://docs.pikvm.org/msd/