Do you have Linux expertise in-house? I ask because if so, you can set
up and run QGIS Server on a Linux system and hit it from web browsers
instead of using Remote Desktop. Also, consider if that's what you
really want to do versus give a bunch of QGIS users - each running QGIS
locally on their own machines - access to a common set of GIS data. That
can be done by file services (mostly has to be read-only, though) or by
something more flexible and structurable like PostgreSQL/PostGIS.
On 12/12/22 9:00 AM, Kevin via QGIS-User wrote:
Dear Qgis list members,
I would like to ask some questions regarding using Qgis on a terminal
server which runs Windows Server 2019.
Does Qgis run on Windows Server 2019?
What are the hardware specifications for Qgis that runs on a Windows
Server 2019?
Kind regards,
Kevin Keilich
IT-System Administrator
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