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<blockquote data-quote="azhrei_fje" data-source="post: 4893278" data-attributes="member: 12966">I agree for video games, but movies can be done using other software without a problem.&nbsp; VLC is great for streaming video from one machine to another (used to stand for VideoLAN Client, but now it's both server and client so the name is a misnomer).My brother uses VNC to remote in from his laptop to both of his two desktops.&nbsp; He does web development on his laptop and then deploys it to his desktop where he tests it using his laptop as a client.&nbsp; If there's any &quot;last minute&quot; changes, he does them on the desktop and tries again, making the corresponding changes on his laptop.&nbsp; So he uses the RD stuff all the time.(And don't start on how that's a lousy development process!&nbsp; I've tried to convince of that for the last few years... and just recently has he started using the subversion server I set up for him.&nbsp; Hopefully he begins using svn like it's supposed to be used.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="azhrei_fje, post: 4893278, member: 12966"] I agree for video games, but movies can be done using other software without a problem. VLC is great for streaming video from one machine to another (used to stand for VideoLAN Client, but now it's both server and client so the name is a misnomer). My brother uses VNC to remote in from his laptop to both of his two desktops. He does web development on his laptop and then deploys it to his desktop where he tests it using his laptop as a client. If there's any "last minute" changes, he does them on the desktop and tries again, making the corresponding changes on his laptop. So he uses the RD stuff all the time. (And don't start on how that's a lousy development process! I've tried to convince of that for the last few years... and just recently has he started using the subversion server I set up for him. Hopefully he begins using svn like it's supposed to be used.) [/QUOTE]

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