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How can I run applications on the powerful desktop and display the screen on netbook?
i.e. playing Minecraft and compute all heavy stuff including 3D effect, then display on the netbook screen via Ethernet. Is it possible?
linux xorg remote-desktop
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How can I run applications on the powerful desktop and display the screen on netbook?
i.e. playing Minecraft and compute all heavy stuff including 3D effect, then display on the netbook screen via Ethernet. Is it possible?
linux xorg remote-desktop
asked Aug 13 at 6:00
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start by looking intoX2goandVNCfor work stuff, then check Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:33
I wonder how much do the performance hit
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:35
@hotarunso31 That would depend on your network connectivity. Try it and see.
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 6:35
The desktop and the netbook are on the same LAN and connected via 10Gbps Ethernet
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:41
There is some overhead for compressing and transmitting the output over to the client, but I have generally had a good experience with Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:42
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How can I run applications on the powerful desktop and display the screen on netbook?
i.e. playing Minecraft and compute all heavy stuff including 3D effect, then display on the netbook screen via Ethernet. Is it possible?
linux xorg remote-desktop
asked Aug 13 at 6:00
hotarunso31
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How can I run applications on the powerful desktop and display the screen on netbook?
i.e. playing Minecraft and compute all heavy stuff including 3D effect, then display on the netbook screen via Ethernet. Is it possible?
linux xorg remote-desktop
linux xorg remote-desktop
asked Aug 13 at 6:00
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asked Aug 13 at 6:00
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asked Aug 13 at 6:00
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start by looking intoX2goandVNCfor work stuff, then check Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:33
I wonder how much do the performance hit
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:35
@hotarunso31 That would depend on your network connectivity. Try it and see.
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 6:35
The desktop and the netbook are on the same LAN and connected via 10Gbps Ethernet
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:41
There is some overhead for compressing and transmitting the output over to the client, but I have generally had a good experience with Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:42
 |Â
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start by looking intoX2goandVNCfor work stuff, then check Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:33
I wonder how much do the performance hit
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:35
@hotarunso31 That would depend on your network connectivity. Try it and see.
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 6:35
The desktop and the netbook are on the same LAN and connected via 10Gbps Ethernet
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:41
There is some overhead for compressing and transmitting the output over to the client, but I have generally had a good experience with Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:42
start by looking into
X2go and VNC for work stuff, then check Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:33
start by looking into
X2go and VNC for work stuff, then check Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:33
I wonder how much do the performance hit
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:35
I wonder how much do the performance hit
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:35
@hotarunso31 That would depend on your network connectivity. Try it and see.
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 6:35
@hotarunso31 That would depend on your network connectivity. Try it and see.
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 6:35
The desktop and the netbook are on the same LAN and connected via 10Gbps Ethernet
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:41
The desktop and the netbook are on the same LAN and connected via 10Gbps Ethernet
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:41
There is some overhead for compressing and transmitting the output over to the client, but I have generally had a good experience with Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:42
There is some overhead for compressing and transmitting the output over to the client, but I have generally had a good experience with Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:42
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start by looking into
X2goandVNCfor work stuff, then check Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:33
I wonder how much do the performance hit
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:35
@hotarunso31 That would depend on your network connectivity. Try it and see.
– Kusalananda
Aug 13 at 6:35
The desktop and the netbook are on the same LAN and connected via 10Gbps Ethernet
– hotarunso31
Aug 13 at 6:41
There is some overhead for compressing and transmitting the output over to the client, but I have generally had a good experience with Steam's in-home streaming for gaming.
– Mioriin
Aug 13 at 6:42