The only applications required on the client end - ssh and vnc - are
available (often freely) for every major PC and smartphone OS.
I'd take a peek at tightvnc or ultravnc. I know that atleast tightvnc
supports more and newer encoding methods that could bring down the
bandwidth requirement.
I'm setting up a colocated server (not yet procured) as a remote X11
environment for 10 business users with broadband Internet access.
It will be their primary work computer, offering a full suite of
applications. Graphics-wise, they are not playing video games or watching
movies but will
What am I trying to accomplish? A hosted service offering a secure,
persistent desktop and file transfers across platforms, devices and
timezones.
The only applications required on the client end - ssh and vnc - are
available (often freely) for every major PC and smartphone OS.
There is
if the machine is running remote X sessions, the local video hardware is
irrelevant
what you need is RAM, fast disks and raw cpu grunt.
Dean
Ross Gohlke wrote:
I'm setting up a colocated server (not yet procured) as a remote X11
environment for 10 business users with broadband Internet
