Not that I use them anymore anyway, cancelling my old account, but name and shame any companies who conveniently can’t support their free base. Also - it’s VNC. It’s a protocol. There’s a dozen free clients out there.
I just started messing with linux on an old laptop. Tried VNC and got annoyed. Switched to xRDP and it works as intended but performance is lackluster on a local network.
That’s about all I’ve used too. Microsoft did a few things right, and RDP was one of them. For Linux, there just isn’t much. Honestly now I just SSH into things I need remotely, there’s few things I don’t need just SSH for.
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I just started messing with linux on an old laptop. Tried VNC and got annoyed. Switched to xRDP and it works as intended but performance is lackluster on a local network.
Anyone have thoughts or tips?
That’s about all I’ve used too. Microsoft did a few things right, and RDP was one of them. For Linux, there just isn’t much. Honestly now I just SSH into things I need remotely, there’s few things I don’t need just SSH for.