Hello Graig,
Thanks for the info.
With 12 MB of Video memory it should just be possible to have 2 monitors
running with 1600x1200 on 24 bits. If uttsc supports a setting of
-g3200x1200 and we use a 2FS we are in business! Or am I wrong?
This is interesting news. I didn't realized the MS RDP client
limitations only apply to the MS RDP client.
I thought it was a protocol limitation. So this is another example of
Sun Ray /SRC superiority over pc based thinclients running Windows OSes.
Interesting marketing stuff ;-).
Thank you very much,
Ivar
Craig Bender wrote:
Dual monitor support in RDP6 just means 1 single screen spread across
multiple heads (i.e. Xinerama). You have to give the RDP 6 client the
"/span" option from the command line to enable it.
With Sun Ray you've had this functionality for years (with SRC,
RDesktop, etc), the only limitation is on the RDP Server side which
limits you to about 12 MB of Video memory (which is actually four more
than ICA). Prior the newly release RDP 6.0 client, the MS RDP client
could only do a maximum of 1600x1200.
There is no RDP solution that can detect you are running multiple
monitors and treat each on separately, like a dual headed graphics
card with local drivers would on a PC.
-CB
Ivar Janmaat wrote:
Hello Sangeeta,
I can imagine that a lot of the RDP 6.0 features are hard to
implement but one feature we would really like is
Dual Monitor support. Since the Sun Ray 2 FS has Dual monitor
capabilities we would appreciate any effort to put this into the next
release.
Ivar
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