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Yes. In some cases. I know at least two problems: 1. Terminal server should run on bare hardware. As far as I know GPU is not used in Hyper-V virtual machines. 2. RDP should use h264: https://forum.wtware.com/viewtopic.php?t=57528 By default, Microsoft-developed encoding used in RDP. It's more simpl...

Now only three variants are available: default Win-N, Win-Ctrl-N and disabled.

I can add any sequence. Please, only one sequence. Win-Alt-N ? Win-Alt-left Ctrl-right Shift-N ?

In wtware version 6.2.14 embedded in terminals webserver should accept only TLS 1.2.

Sorry for a delay. As far as I understand, we should prepare wpa_supplicant.conf and run wpa_supplicant as we do for Wi-Fi, but on Ethernet interface. Before asking DHCP or apply static IP to interface. Right? Should we generate default wpa_supplicant.conf or always require user-provided wpa_supplic...

The screenswitch= parameter should affect the arrow keys now. 1. Show me terminal log: http://wtware.com/logs.html so I can find screenswitch= parameter value active now. 2. Which keys and in which order do you press? Please, be extremely strict. "Press and keep pressed left win, press left arr...

Sorry, too busy now. I'll answer here after we upload next version.

No. Only if you have a hundred devices and a lot of time. Because we have none and never tried.

No such setting now. WTware is a thin client for single user and VNC in wtware is for single administrator that remotely assists single user. Why does single thin client user need multiple remote assistants?

WTware has our own RDP client.

Now, printer driver should be installed on remote server. Printer driver installed on remote server should convert PDF to commands for a specific printer model and send bytes with printer commands by network to WTware. WTware only resends bytes from network to USB.

No.

WTware needs printer driver locally to send PDF to local printer. Linux printer drivers are pain. All printer redirection methods we implemented (printer=, rdp_printer=, usb=, vhusb=) to avoid printer drivers in WTware, leaving them on Windows side.

We can make it if someone familiar with wired 802.1x in regular linux tells us what should we do.

Try to add "dwc_otg.speed=1" to cmdline.txt on boot SD. Single line in cmdline.txt file:
There is a lot of magic in kernel command line, but i don't know it.

Not in the nearest plans, sorry.

I see the same problem was resolved by removing and reinstalling license service on server. mstsc.exe gets licenses but neither wtware nor freerdp (i.e. any linux clients) does. Also, I was unable to revoke license issued to wtware on this server. "Revoke license" popup menu was gray. Afte...