When packets are highly latent, I think XRDP works fine. It's heavy packet loss that makes it almost unusable. Also, I've noticed that it's mostly mouse events that trigger it. Keyboard is (usually) fine. It's also WAY worse on Ubuntu than RHEL5. Though I can trigger this consistently with RHEL5. Be XRDP'ed into a machine, and kill the VPN without warning, usually when you log back in, RHEL5's XRDP is frozen, which tells me it doesn't know how to handle dropped packets.
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