I agree with Steve here, the CPU cost is WAY lower. Really cool.
I did find a little drawing bug when elements are moved in and out of the
main window. It is not a show stopper, I've tried to put up an example
here if it helps:
http://sunrayathome.org/drawing/
As you can see we use a sunray to connect to a vmware XP image to present
itunes in our dining room. It is such a lovely setup. I keep meaning to
fill out some pages on that site describing the twisted things we do with
our sunray setup, but I just never seem to have the time, ah well.
Oh one other thing, I was also missing the magic ctrl-alt-enter combo that
I use quite a lot to flick back and forth between full screen and windowed
mode (maybe there is another combo that I could not find in the man
pages).
Other than that, once this code gets out of beta it will be a great
addition to the sunray family. I'm really impressed.
Thanks team Sun.
Best,
J.
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006, {Darkavich} wrote:
Here is my .02.
I ran rdesktop to my windows desktop then ran windows media player.
The cpu on my sunray hit almost 45%.
I ran SunRay Connector for Windows to my desktop and then ran windows
media player.
The cpu on my sunray hot a whopping 5%
It appears there is some optimization in the tool over rdesktop. It's my
guess this is just a sunray aware RDP client. (yeah)
Thanks,
-Steve
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