Subj : Re: ProxMox...
To   : MeaTLoTioN/Bucko
From : paulie420
Date : Sun Dec 05 2021 17:01:52

 Me>  pa> Whats the best way to USE, oh... say a Windoze 10 VM? VNC, RDP?? The
 Me>  pa> Proxmoxuses that VNC via WWW solution - but theres no sound... on som
 Me>  pa> Linux shells Iused to use... not VNC, but some X... something. 
 Me> 
 Me> I would use VNC, you can set up this by doing;
 Me> https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/VNC_Client_Access
 Me> 
 Me> This is what you need =)
 Me> Hope it helps.

 Bu> I used RDP to get into it and it was like sitting at the real computer,  
Bu> the built in VNC setup although good for quick hits, is laggy and the  Bu> 
cursor dragging will drive a person nuts...     

Thanks, both of yous... I use VNC a lot, but appreciate the link straight from 
Proxmox; I think that'll help me a server/client running perfectly.

Bucko, yea... I use RDP for my daughters Windows machine - but always have her 
turn it off when we don't need it. I've heard other Windows folks say how well 
it works, too... I think I'll give it a go for my Win10 VM, cause I hardly ever 











































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































use it - but would like to learn about RDP.. and see how it differs from VNC.

THX all - mostly SSH here, but I want sound w/ my gfx. :P
One of my shell providers used to swear by X11, and I've used that before too.



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