To help, GNOME devs plumbed in frame tracking and enhanced hardware acceleration to ensure we get a smooth experience (though as this is still network dependant don’t expect miracles). Now, using a tablet as a second screen using RDP asks a little more of performance than just being able to access a desktop over RDP (which can be pretty laggy). This included the ability to extend the desktop on to a virtual monitor as though it were a real one (including respecting any multi-monitor preferences you have configured).
We have GNOME developers to thank for this.Īmong the various GNOME 42 features were a number of changes relating to the desktop’s support for the remote desktop protocol (RDP) and screen sharing.
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