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Thats not really an excuse. VNC+VPN is around for decades. I worked for hardware manufacturer which produced 50+ pound UPS units. They do Arduino boards.
by qwerta 13y ago
Thats not really an excuse. VNC+VPN is around for decades.
I worked for hardware manufacturer which produced 50+ pound UPS units. They do Arduino boards.
- michaelt 13y agoThe other week I tried running EDA software (Altium) over Remote Desktop. When trying to do any interactive PCB layout, there was substantial lag in redrawing the traces as I moved them, making it borderline unusable. I put up with it as I only had a small amount of work to do, but I certainly wouldn't expect anyone to use it in a serious business environment. And I had a gigabit ethernet link with the 'remote' computer a yard away. I dread to think what the performance would be like over a slower link.
- raverbashing 13y ago"I worked for hardware manufacturer which produced 50+ pound UPS units. They do Arduino boards. " What does the weight of the UPS has to do with the circuit complexity? Nothing. Arduino is probably more complex. If you used it though a VPN great, but it doesn't mean it will work with more modern systems (which could be hardware accelerated) and displaying lots of traces)