I can run an ssh server and serve rdp from localhost. It's free and reasonably secure.
Why would I use Barrier instead?
People use Dropbox instead of sshfs, so I bet there is a reason. I just don't see it.
Why would I use Barrier instead?
People use Dropbox instead of sshfs, so I bet there is a reason. I just don't see it.
Generally just super convenient when I want to control multiple real machines with dedicated displays. I even sometimes use it for Linux laptop + win tablet portable setup.
Potentially, sending just keystrokes as opposed to a full graphical interface might be less prone to lag (just hypothesizing here)
For me it replaces the unplugging and plugging of a usb cable, so when I discovered the barrier github repo a few days ago I just realized it was a solution to a problem I didn't realize I was having.