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Internet / Re: Arca Noae should be directly involved in web browser development efforts
« on: April 27, 2025, 06:10:37 pm »
JTA!
Great post...I'm particularly interested in Winflector as I've been using Thinstuff for a while now which relies on the RDP protocol to share individual apps. On our end I use FreeRDP, and that works very well indeed.
Having said that, Thinstuff does not support Win10, and so there is a definite end-of-the-road there, and by the looks of it Winflector certainly does.
Looking at Winflector site though they talk about using "client" to connect to the hosted Apps, so what does that look like on our OS/2 platform? Is that RDP still?
Thanks,
-Dariusz
...With a HostOS (Windows/Linux), virtualization (Virtualbox), and Winflector (pipe 64-bit apps directly into OS/2), all running on a single modern hardware platform (laptop/desktop, i7, 32gb ram, ssd's), there are no OS/2 problems of any kind. The trend of use can be reversed, and made upward again...
Great post...I'm particularly interested in Winflector as I've been using Thinstuff for a while now which relies on the RDP protocol to share individual apps. On our end I use FreeRDP, and that works very well indeed.
Having said that, Thinstuff does not support Win10, and so there is a definite end-of-the-road there, and by the looks of it Winflector certainly does.
Looking at Winflector site though they talk about using "client" to connect to the hosted Apps, so what does that look like on our OS/2 platform? Is that RDP still?
Thanks,
-Dariusz