On 10/10/21 3:15 AM, Dorian ROSSE wrote: > Hello everybody, > > > Can i remotely pull a fedora desktop instead pull the navigator > from a fedora server ? > > For doesn't use a screen, > > It is for us the program intruder 👍🏼 Hi Dorian, I've had phenominal results with xpra.  I use it to display remote windows locally.  Severing the processing (on the remote) from the display (on the local host) gives some apps a *huge* performance boost.   One app was using 250% of cpu on a 12 thread zen which pretty much brought the whole machine to its knees.  Now, running TWO simultaneous instances of the app using xpra the *combined* cpu load on the host and remote is about 50%.  It allows exiting from xpra locally (remote windows close but keep running remotely); on reconnection to the remote your previous windows reappear.  *That* is really nice. xpra can also shadow a remote desktop or run the remote desktop locally. xpra must be installed on any machines that will be participating. Tip: run xpra start once --start=/bin/true (that establishes the initial link between the local and remote.  After that ^C out then xpra attach when starting additional apps.  Interactive graphics progams like browsers that are resource intensive I run locally. My 12 thread now sits on an unused desk with its monitor off.  I do all my work on an old AMD Phenom II with pc-133 memory (my local) and pull in windows as I need them. Checkout xpra.org