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Luc VdV
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It'sIf you got here because of the question's title (how do I use the Pi as a thin client) rather than the question's content (how does it perform as a thin client), it's probably worth having a look at the RPITC (Raspberry Pi Thin Client) project too:   

http://rpitc.blogspot.com/

It comes with a choice of clients (VMWare View, RDP, Citrix, X2Go, ...). I've only used it for RDP so far (RDesktop and XFreeRDP), performance there is more than satisfactory.

It's probably worth having a look at the RPITC (Raspberry Pi Thin Client) project too:  http://rpitc.blogspot.com/

It comes with a choice of clients (VMWare View, RDP, Citrix, X2Go, ...). I've only used it for RDP so far (RDesktop and XFreeRDP), performance there is more than satisfactory.

If you got here because of the question's title (how do I use the Pi as a thin client) rather than the question's content (how does it perform as a thin client), it's probably worth having a look at the RPITC (Raspberry Pi Thin Client) project: 

http://rpitc.blogspot.com/

It comes with a choice of clients (VMWare View, RDP, Citrix, X2Go, ...). I've only used it for RDP so far (RDesktop and XFreeRDP), performance there is more than satisfactory.

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Luc VdV
Luc VdV
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It's probably worth having a look at the RPITC (Raspberry Pi Thin Client) project too: http://rpitc.blogspot.com/

It comes with a choice of clients (VMWare View, RDP, Citrix, X2Go, ...). I've only used it for RDP so far (RDesktop and XFreeRDP), performance there is more than satisfactory.