Hi there, I'm not sure about you, but I find the use of Remote Applications unusable from modern Linux Clients. Since Unity / Gnome3 the experience is dismal, and Parallels never took the time to improve things out. Some main gripes I face: - Some applications show duplicate shadows. I can see, for example, some Menus with their own Windows shadow and then the local Window Manager. - Mouse interaction with this particular applications is much slower than running the same application from a full remote desktop - Application icons do not show on the local "bars". For example, Gnome3 shows all applications as a rectangle with a "X" mark - Every time I start a applications that required a new session, the Windows Server blue "Welcome" screen shows, only to be hidden after the required application starts. - Applications that rely on transparency show garbled on the client, because all transparent areas show as a black rectangle. I took the time to test the Parallels owned "Demo" RAS server and can see the same exact results, so this seems not to be a problem with my particular installation. So, my questions are: - Does anyone really uses, on a real scenario, Remote Applications from a Linux client? - Doesn't this issues bother you? - Is the support for Linux only meant to work properly on 5y older Desktops? - Does it work properly from Mainstream Linux Thin Clients? What am I missing here? Thanks
