On Tuesday, 21 November 2017 12:26:55 UTC+11, DRC wrote: > > With TurboVNC. It doesn't support H.264 (yet-- still researching how > best to accomplish that), but for many 3D applications (particularly > professional applications like CAD and such), the encodings TurboVNC > already has (which are highly tuned to provide maximum performance for > 3D applications) will do a better job than H.264. If you're on a > low-bandwidth network, I recommend using the "Tight+Low-Quality JPEG" > preset and enabling automatic lossless refresh in the TurboVNC Server. > If you're on a high-speed network, then the default settings should be > fine. In fact, if you have Java on your client, then TurboVNC is > zero-install, because it can use Java Web Start to launch the TurboVNC > Viewer. Otherwise, the installation of the viewer will take all of five > seconds. The Java version of the viewer has its own built-in SSL > encryption and SSH tunneling features. > > There are other open source X proxy solutions-- FreeNX and Xpra, for > instance-- that use a fundamentally different approach and can thus > provide usability features like seamless windows that VNC solutions > cannot provide (VNC is a remote desktop solution and nothing else), but > in my testing, none of those solutions is as fast as TurboVNC (nor do > they have zero-install capabilities.) > > DRC > > On 11/20/17 6:24 PM, Sol33t303 wrote: > > Is there anyway to do this? I want to be able to connect to the server > > from a client with minimal software installation needed (That is why i'm > > using SSH instead of VNC), though i'm fine with installing whatever i > > need on the server. So how can I achive this? > I would have thought TurboVNC would have required more setup. I knew SSH wouldn't since ssh is available on linux/mac and with cygwin or Putty you can use it with Windows. I'll definitely look into more detail to see if that would work better, but I don't think the clients will have java installed (they might so i'll double check this). I heard of Xpra after posting this, it might be good for what i'm trying to do but i'm not sure. Will I be able to use TurboVNC at 720p 60fps (or ideally at 1080p 60fps) with a 5 Mbps upload speed?
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