WTware RDP client

It can't be possible actually.
A compatible Docker Wtware package would be needed (so need to be done) to test it.
I was just wondering if Wtware was already planned to be ported onto Docker once ?

I have read all words and still don't understand, how to test wtware (thin client, mostly RDP client OS) using raspberry cluster.

Here's some infos about Docker : https://www.docker.com/community-edition#/download

About the cluster, here's a link but in french, sorry : https://raspbian-france.fr/docker-swarm-raspberry-pi/
Even if in french, i guess command lines could be useful.

But i don't know if a cluster brings a "pool of ressources" only or could eventually let access to I/O on each node members ?

Docker? Raspberry cluster?

Too bad ! but thanks anyway :(
So, i'll just have to look for another cost effective barebone that could bring dual monitor to wtware.
Is there any wtware package for docker that could be tested using a raspberry cluster ?

It's old USB 2.0 displaylink in video. Not interesting, because AFAIK is not manufactured anymore.

And there are no raspberry drivers for new USB 3.0 displaylink. Kick displaylink so they published their sources or release driver for Raspberry.

Hi,
I would would have tried to configure my raspberry this way
https://www.novaspirit.com/2015/12/31/low-end-tech-how-to-setup-dual-monitor-on-raspberry-pi/

For a dual monitor purpose using this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ABNLEWO/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00ABNLEWO&linkCode=as2&tag=novastech-20&linkId=GFNFQWWD6W7N3SUQ

Unfortunately, it seems that bash commands have been cut to basics for security and prevents me from doing needed commands.
Someone already tried this ? Is there any way to do it with WTware ?
I'd really enjoy to test it on WTware instead of going back on Raspbian/Ubuntu... as it's a damn great product that, except concerning dual screen, matches perfectly my needs!
Thanks.

Some other link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTcU5YSq-Ww

[quote="Guest"][quote="akatik"]..Onboard video at x86 will be many times faster than USB video at raspberry.[/quote]
Hi, do you maybe know which model?
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Which x86 model? Any should work. It's better to prefer models that are available on market for at least half a year.

[quote="akatik"]USB-VGA at your link costs $30. Add a bit more and buy x86 with two onboard video outputs. Onboard video at x86 will be many times faster than USB video at raspberry.[/quote]

Hi, do you maybe know which model?

Thank you.
Jaka

USB-VGA at your link costs $30. Add a bit more and buy x86 with two onboard video outputs. Onboard video at x86 will be many times faster than USB video at raspberry.

Hi multi monitor support would be really nice
maybe you can integrate this usb vga adapter into your software:
http://plugable.com/products/usb-vga-165/
as it's described here:
https://www.novaspirit.com/2015/12/31/low-end-tech-how-to-setup-dual-monitor-on-raspberry-pi/
greetings

Right :?

[quote="akatik"]There is no Linux kernel support for VGA Shield. We should write our own driver to draw. And it's old analog VGA with 18-bit (6 bit for channel) color... I dislike it.[/quote]

So no support for dual monitor in the near future I understand ?
:(

Yes, and also wtware for rpi is for free :wink:

Much more expensive then two RPis with two power and two cases?