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Whose to say this is VNC-based? VNC is very old technology. RDP/NX solve a lot of these problems. Or this could a x-server like application. Who knows, but I
by drzaiusapelord 12y ago
Whose to say this is VNC-based? VNC is very old technology. RDP/NX solve a lot of these problems. Or this could a x-server like application. Who knows, but I doubt Adobe is launching something that uses VNC-type technology where it samples and over-compresses the screen. I imagine things like color precision are well taken care of.
Also, anyone else notice this amusing note at the bottom of the FAQ:
Please post your issues to [Insert Forum Link]
- voidlogic 12y agoIf you were building this for a modern Linux client, wouldn't spice be the logical technology to leverage? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPICE_%28protocol%29 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPICE_%28protocol%29
- kosinus 12y agoOr the server/client both implement custom compression on top of VNC.