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On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 12:30 AM, Matthew Marlowe |
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<matt@××××××××××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Client-side rendering works just fine with NX (including x2go). You |
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>> just have to watch your screen paint every time you scroll an |
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>> application like chrome that uses it. Instead of sending the text |
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>> your X client sends NX an image, just like VNC. |
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> I thought the NX 4.0 packages (free and commercial) have a runtime |
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> option to run either in 1) VNC type mode (default) or 2) light-mode |
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> (optimized for desktop and non graphics intensive). This was |
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> discussed in one of the nomachine hosted forums. |
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I'm not sure what the point would be in basically paying for VNC. The |
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whole point of NX is that it modifies the X protocol so that there is |
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less back-and-forth between the local server and remote clients by |
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acting as a local client to the server and a remote server to the |
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clients. But, when clients are just sending huge blobs of images, all |
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it can do is transmit them. |
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Rich |
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