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[Feature]: A Move to KasmVNC #749

Open Dethkiller15 opened 5 hours ago

Dethkiller15 commented 5 hours ago

Is your proposal related to a problem?

Not really but it can allow audio to be sent to and from the browser client(Audio out/speakers and Audio in/Microphone.)

Describe the solution you'd like.

A switch from noVNC to KasmVNC.

Describe alternatives you've considered.

none

Additional context

If you want to see roughly how this works at least with a web browser I suggest linuxserver/librewolf

uhidontkno commented 5 hours ago

kasmvnc sucks entire donkeys

uhidontkno commented 5 hours ago

its super super slow compared to something like tightvnc or turbovnc

uhidontkno commented 5 hours ago

plus kasmvnc stole the novnc npm package and the real novnc is at @novnc/novnc

uhidontkno commented 5 hours ago

tightvnc can steam video at 30fps just fine (like webrtc can), while kasmvnc struggles and gives you poor video quality

uhidontkno commented 5 hours ago

also.... why suggest this when once you are finished with installation you can enable rdp and connect that way giving you audio

Dethkiller15 commented 4 hours ago

also.... why suggest this when once you are finished with installation you can enable rdp and connect that way giving you audio

The only reason I want it is because its much easier to just port forward 443 and reverse proxy to it than opening more ports to the internet. If there are other options to stream audio to the browser than I am all for it.

uhidontkno commented 4 hours ago

Simply port forward RDP or existing VNC ports

uhidontkno commented 4 hours ago

Or you can install Xpra onto the windows machine and get audio and a web client

https://xpra.org

uhidontkno commented 4 hours ago

Xpra is best on Linux though