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At work we write a CRUD-ish B2B application, and it started its life on Windows so is a Win32 application. We're working on transitioning to the web so perhaps
by magicalhippo 3y ago
At work we write a CRUD-ish B2B application, and it started its life on Windows so is a Win32 application.
We're working on transitioning to the web so perhaps in a decade we'll be entirely off Windows, but for now we and our users run Windows. Directly, or indirectly via published applications.
At home it's primarily RDP. Haven't found any viable alternative for Linux, so my main desktop stays Windows for now.
- sublinear 3y agoAt home it's primarily RDP. Haven't found any viable alternative for Linux, so my main desktop stays Windows for now. X2go is alright https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/X2Go https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/X2Go
- magicalhippo 3y agoX2go, and all the similar ones, work and is certainly better than nothing. But they're not in the same ballpark as RDP and as such not a viable alternative for me. It's not a dig as such, RDP is integrated at a lower level so can do things X2go and similar just can't, at least yet.