On Feb 21, 2013, at 21:11 , Jaco ubuntumu...@gmail.com wrote:
http://cloudiad.com/analysis/doc1 it looks noVNC would be easier to
integrate with.
Thanks for the link - did not know that.
I think noVNC has a bit more traction in the industry (with good reason),
since is does seem to be
On 22-2-2013 12:04, Michal Skrivanek wrote:
well, there is HTML5 SPICE client we have in mind for some time as well….it's a
different project, but since the integration is as easy as (well, relatively:)
adding the right web page with client I think it's still a better choice for
initial
On Feb 22, 2013, at 14:17 , noc n...@nieuwland.nl wrote:
On 22-2-2013 12:04, Michal Skrivanek wrote:
well, there is HTML5 SPICE client we have in mind for some time as
well….it's a different project, but since the integration is as easy as
(well, relatively:) adding the right web page with
On Feb 18, 2013, at 10:10 , Jaco ubuntumu...@gmail.com wrote:
I've seen this in the list archives, but not sure how much traction it's
gained in the intervening period (or ).
Hi,
still pending, but we're getting there:-)
I've fiddled with, and had some pretty decent experiences with
My 2 cents here.
I think what he masses would like to ultimately see here is a pure web
based SPICE/VNC client nicely integrated into the user/admin portals. In
this regard the console becomes truly portable across operating systems and
browsers. The biggest win here is no longer having to be
http://cloudiad.com/analysis/doc1 it looks noVNC would be easier to
integrate with.
Thanks for the link - did not know that.
I think noVNC has a bit more traction in the industry (with good
reason), since is does seem to be a fairly simple straight-forward
client, whereas Guagamole is
I've seen this in the list archives, but not sure how much traction it's
gained in the intervening period (or ).
I've fiddled with, and had some pretty decent experiences with
Guacamole: http://guac-dev.org/
An HTML(5?)-based VNC client for a browser - no client-side components
needed :)
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