On Tue, 31 Mar 2020 18:29:01 -0300
Matías Emanuel Denda Serrano wrote:
> So, my idea was simple, I get a cloud server, I install my favorite Linux
> DIstro a Web Desktop Environment, and I access that machine for any place
> in the world with a Web Browser... My surprise was: "There is No Web
> D
Hi,
I'm the author of Greenfield, and just like you and a lot of people, I too
wanted a machine I could access any time, any place, anywhere.
First some technical considerations you have to keep in mind depending on
which solution you prefer:
- Remote virtual screen (VNC, RDP, Citrix, ...). This
> On Mar 31, 2020, at 11:29, Matías Emanuel Denda Serrano
> wrote:
>
> Hi, my name is Matias, I'm a Systems Engineer, I've never developed nor
> helped developing something similar to this, but I'd like to start now.
>
> Here is the deal, I'm a developer, and on my daily basis I use my lapto
Matías,
Have a look at Apache Guacamole. It's a remote desktop client over HTML5.
VNC is one of the protocols it supports, but if you really don't want to
use VNC you can use something like XRDP on your server and connect via
Guacamole.
Cheers,
Ben
On Wed, 1 Apr 2020, 8:29 am Matías Emanuel Dend
Hi, my name is Matias, I'm a Systems Engineer, I've never developed nor
helped developing something similar to this, but I'd like to start now.
Here is the deal, I'm a developer, and on my daily basis I use my laptop,
with time it gets obsolete and I have to change it (you may understand the
situa
