NoMachine Workstation, Terminal Server etc.

6.2 or later and to servers for Linux supporting virtual desktops (e.g. NoMachine can be an ideal solution for self hosted Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) running on-premise or in the cloud.This article applies to NoMachine v. Depending on need, client devices can be full featured high performance workstations or stripped down thin clients with minimal local functions to improve security and reduce total cost of ownership (TCO). NoMachine clients are available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, iOS and Android devices and browser based access is also supported. NoMachine now delivers Linux, Windows and Mac OS X applications to remote clients. Nomachine has built on their original NX technology to provide a high performance and cross platform alternative to technology such as RDP, VNC and Citrix. NX delivers much more than simple X protocol compression and has become the benchmark for high performance, bandwidth efficiency, graphic fidelity and ease of use.

The NX technology originally grew out of the need for a more efficient and secure protocol that would seamlessly replicate the X11 protocol typically used by X-Windows based Linux and UNIX graphical environments. NoMachine technology is widely used in government and education, deployed by some of the top government groups and universities around the world. Customers include leading organisations and corporations in all types of industries. Currently there are thousands of NoMachine customers, including many of the Fortune Global 100 and 500 companies. Since 2003, it has developed an extensive network of integration partners. Headquartered in Luxembourg, NoMachine also has representative offices located in the United States and Germany and multiple R&D sites around Europe. The software’s award-winning performance and enterprise-class management tools make it a complete remote access and hosted desktop solution for any organisation. NoMachine products radically simplify remote connectivity for both individuals and businesses, delivering applications and desktops to any user, over any network.

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