Ok that makes sense if I’m understanding correctly. Barrier is just sending control inputs to a headed machine, which are displayed on that machine’s head only. VNC/RDP is sending display info from a possibly headless machine to the controlling machine’s head, in addition to receiving control inputs.
That seems like a much better solution. How is Barrier different from using vnc or some other remote desktop sharing service?
Or I guess I should ask what is the key difference that would prompt you to use one over the other?
Barrier is much faster due to it’s only sending mouse and keyboard information also easier to setup and seamless
Makes sense.
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Ok that makes sense if I’m understanding correctly. Barrier is just sending control inputs to a headed machine, which are displayed on that machine’s head only. VNC/RDP is sending display info from a possibly headless machine to the controlling machine’s head, in addition to receiving control inputs.