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Anyka as thin client

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1Anyka as thin client Empty Anyka as thin client Wed 15 Sep 2010 - 3:11

jorgealdojr



After some thinking and searching, i found the following document :

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What about anyka as a thin client ?

Would remove most of the burden of processing from such a small device and enable it to be very usefull for schools, companies etc.

2Anyka as thin client Empty Re: Anyka as thin client Thu 16 Sep 2010 - 8:43

zautner



It looks that CE does have a good ssh client (POCKET PUTTY [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] which turns our netbooks to console clients. Then, for graphic environments you need X Window server, running on the terminal (client Smile side.
There are several free X Window Xorg compliant servers running upon MS Win 32 of different versions. They use either cygwin (http://x.cygwin.com) or mingw (sourceforge.net/projects/xming/), there is also an implementation, which links to VS runtime libraries and even a Java applet implementation (http://www.jcraft.com/weirdx/). If any of those environments had been fully ported onto CE, one would be able to recompile it here. WeirdX one might be interesting, since it won't need special recompilation, if we have some good Java VM.
Again, those we need to have a thin client for Linux's. On the other hand, IT IS a thin client for windows, since it's ready to connect to windows boxes thru RDP right now.
IMHO, VNC may be a good choice, since it's an open remote access protocol with tons of server side implementations running on different OS's.

3Anyka as thin client Empty Re: Anyka as thin client Sun 19 Sep 2010 - 4:03

16bithovercar


Knight
Knight

RDC for wince does work.

It should be noted that you *can* RDC to a dummy Windows box running as a VM on a linux box. It should also be noted that the RDC machine can then VNC into ANYTHING. I have not yet tested any VNC from wince directly on real hardware yet though. Do tell if it works well for you. Finally I should mention that it is unlikely you are going to get real-time response from and server-client interaction using your ANYKA board.

Cheers.

4Anyka as thin client Empty Re: Anyka as thin client Sun 19 Sep 2010 - 4:40

16bithovercar


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Knight

Just found this for you. might work Very Happy [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

5Anyka as thin client Empty VNCViewer for PocketPC Tue 21 Sep 2010 - 7:48

zautner



Have you tried that one: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ?

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