1) Sun developers have access to the MS RDP Spec, thus Sun will get
advanced notice of RDP changes (vs. Reverse Engineered)
2) It fully supports smart card redirection (vs a 3rd party patch)
3) You can call a 1-800 number for support
Probably a few others. RDesktop is a great project and I use it a lot.
Problem is there are some customers that will not use open source
software. These folks wanted Sun to indemnify them if they used RDesktop.
John Simovic wrote:
What benefit does SRC have over rdesktop then? Am I missing something?
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Subject: Re: [SunRay-Users] SunRay Connector for Windows?
Hi John,
The user needs to do something, whether that is through a launcher they
click on or a command line they run. If you want the Sun Ray to
automatically run the connector, you can do so with Controlled Access Mode.
John Simovic wrote:
Does this boot into a rdp session without any user intervention or does it
need the user to supply a command?
Kind Regards
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