Talk:NX technology
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How is FreeNX different from VNC? How is it different from XDMCP based session?
"NX also tunnels Remote Desktop Protocol (for Windows Terminal Server sessions) and remote VNC sessions (all types of OS platforms) and lets them benefit from the same speed improvements."
From what I understand, the speed increase from using nx as opposed to VNC comes from actually sending information from Xorg as to how the screen should be displayed whearas VNC just transfers images. I believe the above statement is wrong.~
Can't see any mention of the fact you can run the nx client on windows... EAi 00:09, 18 July 2006 (UTC)
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