I would like to express my concern too over the stability of FreeRDP.
It was much better a year ago.

I'm concerned / confused about the future of FreeRDP.
It seems like there is too many restructuring / refactoring of the
source code that add no value.
All the documentation on
http://www.freerdp.com/api/
is out of date.

Lack of help is the problem, but who wants to help?
I hear a lot of complains about the windows'ish push.
WinPR / window command line parameters / a registry on Linux.
Talented Linux developers are discouraged by this.

I'd have to say, I'm discouraged too.

Another thing, with FreeRDP is such a bad state, why is this project
forking my project xrdp?
Why are you duplicating all the good work done on xrdp?
And why call it xrdp-ng?  Are you suggesting you can do a better RDP
Linux server?
I find it quite insulting!

I think there are some tough management issues that need to be addressed.

Jay

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