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That's an indictment of ssh workflows not GUIs. RDP works fine but it's based on a full desktop experience. Despite having the technology, we don't have the a
by jayd16 1mo ago
That's an indictment of ssh workflows not GUIs.
RDP works fine but it's based on a full desktop experience. Despite having the technology, we don't have the ability to remote in and run a single graphical program in a single window with the same ease.
We need something as seamless as Parallels for remote remote apps. But I guess we just settled on web apps.
- bionade24 1mo agoOf course there is, waypipe, ssh -X, wayVNC on a headless cage (or sway with appropriate config) session.
- jayd16 1mo agoAgain, we have the technology but it's not how things are done, usually. What do you run like that day to day?
- bionade24 1mo agoI use waypipe casually if I have a project on my desktop that I want to work on from my laptop. I even use if I just want to get a Bookmark or Tab from the Desktop PC, since I never bothered to set up any syncing service. Only for nvim I use it's own client/server implementation, it's a bit less latency-affected by the 1%s. Waypipe is production ready & easy to use. If there doesn't exist a program making use of it for the average user, then it's because nobody saw a it as a solution for any occurring problem yet.
- andrewshadura 1mo agoRDP can do a single app.