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None of the current solutions support this. Only if you fallback to X11 forwarding, but then it's not going to be seamless because it requires setup on guests.
by mhitza 1y ago
None of the current solutions support this. Only if you fallback to X11 forwarding, but then it's not going to be seamless because it requires setup on guests.
Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong, this was my conclusion last year when researching again this space (since we're talking about virtualization support, thanks again RedHat for deprecating SPICE /s).
I've read that it's possible in Windows' RDP, but haven't found a Linux client/server setup that supports that.
- pram 1y agoIIRC Parallels can/could do this (on a Mac anyway) but I can’t find the specific feature. You could like run Excel or something and it would be just the native Windows interface window, but on your MacOS desktop.
- adrianmsmith 1y agoParallels calls that "Coherence mode": https://kb.parallels.com/4670 https://kb.parallels.com/4670
- LiamPowell 1y ago> I've read that it's possible in Windows' RDP, but haven't found a Linux client/server setup that supports that. FreeRDP has supported this for over 10 years as a client. I don't know about non-windows servers: https://files.catbox.moe/roso8c.png https://files.catbox.moe/roso8c.png It's also significantly more responsive than any libvirt framebuffer.
- mhitza 1y ago> It's also significantly more responsive than any libvirt framebuffer. I was pretty bullish on SPICE last year, with hardware acceleration enabled it was great. Not game streaming software latencies, but the seamless host-guest VM integration and usb/smart card redirection where features that I really desired for my workflows.