[mahmoudimus]

The latest round of articles encouraging streaming from the cloud to your local client focusing on latency sensitivity is very interesting because it might finally make things like high-performance, low-latency remote virtual desktop for development solutions approachable.

Chrome Remote Desktop works OK and it's a sign of things to come in the field of virtual desktops. Right now, the state of the art for on-demand cloud remote development desktops to help facilitate intensive development environments, like IntelliJ / Visual Studio / Mathematica, on underpowered clients, (i.e.12" MacBook), is to rely on proprietary protocols that barely work if the targeted remote machine is a Linux desktop.

Yes, I know about x2go etc, but I've had so-so experiences with it. Compared to streaming games, I wonder if there's a product in here somewhere.