I'm upvoting, it would be good to see some others' input and not be overlooked completely.
Couldn't see whether it fully supports all versions of non-Home Windows, not only recent NT6 but NT5 also?
Can one viewing user display more than one remote desktop simultaneously? With Windows RDP I would often put 4 remote desktops up at once in a "quadbox" in the office after wide monitors got popular. So I could have a type of master dashboard, of each remote PC doing live data acquisition on each of their own individual PCs in the chem lab.
Also if you ask AI for help, does that require the internet?
Hey fuzzfactor, to answer your questions:
- It should be able to support all windows systems at this time, and should be expanding to mobile and mac very soon.
-At the moment, no; One sharing desktop can have multiple viewers though. That also is on my radar. Launched this app yesterday, so it isn't feature rich yet.
- No, the prompt has full context of the application only. No internet is required
Hey everyone, I'm The developer of Kinodesk. Let me know if any questions arise.
Looks fairly well thought-out.
I'm upvoting, it would be good to see some others' input and not be overlooked completely.
Couldn't see whether it fully supports all versions of non-Home Windows, not only recent NT6 but NT5 also?
Can one viewing user display more than one remote desktop simultaneously? With Windows RDP I would often put 4 remote desktops up at once in a "quadbox" in the office after wide monitors got popular. So I could have a type of master dashboard, of each remote PC doing live data acquisition on each of their own individual PCs in the chem lab.
Also if you ask AI for help, does that require the internet?
Hey fuzzfactor, to answer your questions: - It should be able to support all windows systems at this time, and should be expanding to mobile and mac very soon. -At the moment, no; One sharing desktop can have multiple viewers though. That also is on my radar. Launched this app yesterday, so it isn't feature rich yet. - No, the prompt has full context of the application only. No internet is required
Thank you for the upvote!
This is good to know, I'm going to give it a try and look forward to your future efforts.