On Wed, 2011-03-02 at 15:51 +0000, --[ UxBoD ]-- wrote: <snip> > I believe the problem at hand is that there is only a Firefox plugin > available. If a display could be delivered via HTML5 then it becomes truly > portable. I could walk into a cyber-cafe (and yes am aware of security > concerns) and connect to my work computer using FF, IE, CHROME, or any other > HTML5 browser. That would make a very powerful business tool indeed. We've seen considerable (though yet unmeasured) performance improvement by removing the cygwin shim in Windows environments. I'd imagine adding the overhead of HTTP would significantly degrade performance (just a hunch). However, I thought Trolltech had released a Qt stsyle toolkit for web applications that was cross platform. That may be what Heinz and Alex are investigating as a multi-browser solution. If I recall correctly, this is one of their very high priorities - John
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