I've been working on Desktop virtualization lately with windows and running multiple virtual desktops, and I have a task I want to perform. I want to create a system where anyone with an account who connects to my server can be given a remote virtual desktop in which they can run programs, including OpenGL programs, and still have an NT desktop. This system also must allow for concurrent sessions. All of the processing the programs would require would be done on the server. The client would just get a stream of the virtual desktop, and be able to control it. How can I do such a thing? The default Windows Server 2012 remote desktop option is out of the question as it can not handle OpenGL due to some odd processing techniques it uses. Would it be possible to set up a system where each client almost gets their own "virtual machine" of windows, and gets a stream of this "virtual machine" type thing, as well as having control over it?
Windows Server 2012 Desktop Virtualization over WiFi
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It seems Citrix can have something for you http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/xenapp65fp2-w2k8/xa-opengl-accelerator.html
Whether this will work reliably and smoothly over WiFi - you have to run your own tests. And sharpen your pen, you will probably have to write some fat cheques...
Whether this will work reliably and smoothly over WiFi - you have to run your own tests. And sharpen your pen, you will probably have to write some fat cheques...
I see what they are doing, and I think Citrix is nice and all, but it seems like it's more meant for large businesses. I think it would be more efficient to avoid all of these obscure protocols that consist of running in circles, and just have something simpler that works with OpenGL acceleration on the server's hardware/drivers its self, and sends a stream to the client that they can control.
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Windows Server 2012, codenamed "Windows Server 8", is the sixth release of Windows Server. It is the server version of Windows 8 and succeeds Windows Server 2008 R2. Two pre-release versions, a developer preview and a beta version, were released during development. The software was generally available to customers starting on September 4, 2012. http://70-461-exam-dumps.blogspot.com/
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