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Agreed (and upvoted). I have yet to use any other remote desktop system that feels nearly as responsive as Microsoft's own RDP implementation, and I've used ma
by georgemcbay 13y ago
Agreed (and upvoted).
I have yet to use any other remote desktop system that feels nearly as responsive as Microsoft's own RDP implementation, and I've used many. The others I've used are workable (especially over very fast links), but with every interaction there is just enough lag to continually remind you that you're running over a network connection, whereas Microsoft's RDP feels pretty much like running locally as long as you avoid gaming or high-frame-rate video.
I haven't tried their Android client yet, but I'm hoping it works nearly as well as their desktop implementation does.
- rjbond3rd 13y agoHmm, just curious, have you used rdesktop, http://www.rdesktop.org/ http://www.rdesktop.org/? It's been incredibly fast for me.
- sandGorgon 13y agoI think the state of the art right now is Remmina, which allows you to connect to Windows 7 + systems. I dont know if rdesktop now allows you to do that, but (a year ago) earlier it didnt.
- icebraining 13y agoHow so? I've used rdesktop to connect to a (patched) Windows 7 system more than two years ago.
- chrissmeuk 13y agoThis times a million. As a home worker, I spend over 2000 hours a year on an RDP connection. Wonderful tool.
- reportingsjr 13y agoHey, hopefully you see this, but for some reason it appears that you have been hellbanned (all of your posts since two days ago are dead).