Suppose you have a mac (or a bunch of people using macs) and you want to have
windows too. Option 1 is to use vmware/parallels/virtualbox, and run the
windows VM inside the mac. The problem here is forcing the need for expensive
mac upgrades in cpu, memory, and disk space, and then there are no
I don't know too much about this, but I use a Mac at work and we have a Citrix
VDI farm. When I need something Windows specific like Visio or IE, I launch the
portal and click the app icon, and the Windows app opens like any other window
on my Mac desktop. The only trick seems to be that file a
hi,
you can look into VMWare Horizon View -
https://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/view/VMware-Horizon-View-Datasheet.pdf
http://whychoosevmwareeuc.com/
With VMWare Horizon View, you can access the Windows VM via an VMWare View
Client or web browser interface. It also supports port redirection for USB,
Honestly unless you are doing heavy graphics RDP is nice now-a-days. At
work we have a vmware cluster that hosts vms for access to sensitive
data. Then we access that via VPN and RDP.
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