Just want to use Ubuntu for my day to day work. See, I'm not a geek and don't want to be. Last edited by TheFu July 17th, 2012 at 01:20 PM.Īre you trying this over WiFi? Try wired first, to see if wifi is your issue.įacts and data are needed.Thanks for your detail response. Did you measure how much slower doing the same thing is with a stopwatch? While that isn't too useful, it would be a fact - better than 'slower' from a quantitative perspective. Without specific data from running processes and log files, there isn't much we can use. If you need to keep using VNC, which specific options are used on each client and the server? Are they compatible or does the negotiation fall-back automatically? Does one have compression enabled or does it reduce the color map more? What do the log files show? At this point you have a general, 'maybe' problem. Of course, ssh is much more efficient when you don't need a GUI. I've used it over a 14.4K dial up and was happy. I use NX when a GUI is needed to remote into Mom's PC 4 states away.

It is new and claims to make remote desktops almost native performance. You'll need a client, but those exist for most of the popular OSes (OSX, Windows, Linux, BSD).Īnother option is called SPICE.

I think the pkg is freenx-server on ubuntu. However when I shared my Linux Mint desktop, it's not as slow as Ubuntu.ĭo you know any solution for this problem?Are you trying this over WiFi? Try wired first, to see if wifi is your issue.ĭo you need VNC or would a more efficient protocol be possible, like NX?įreeNX is the server. This is the sharing server running on my desktop, but when I access the desktop from a remote machine (client is Ubuntu, Windows with UVNC), refrash rate is VERY slow.

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