Yes, I cite them as alternatives into the documentation, and myrtille does use FreeRDP as rdp client.
The difference is mainly the use of the .NET (C#) framework, making it a Windows solution. I tried to bring some new features, such as WebP compression and optimizations parameterizable client side (into the "config.js" file).
Oh, I didn't realize that's your project. Cool 😎
I don't host anything on Windows, so I probably won't try it, but more open source software is always great.
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3 u/cedrozor [OP] 07 Apr 2016 16:04
Myrtille is a simple way to connect remote desktops from a web browser.
As a web UI, it’s device and OS independant. Server side, it uses the .NET (C#) framework and the RDP protocol through an HTTP gateway.
It supports HTML4 and HTML5, file transfer and WebP compression.
More information at http://cedrozor.github.io/myrtille/
1 u/FSB 08 Apr 2016 14:26
There are also: http://guac-dev.org/ http://freerdp.net/
1 u/cedrozor [OP] 08 Apr 2016 16:47
Yes, I cite them as alternatives into the documentation, and myrtille does use FreeRDP as rdp client.
The difference is mainly the use of the .NET (C#) framework, making it a Windows solution. I tried to bring some new features, such as WebP compression and optimizations parameterizable client side (into the "config.js" file).
2 u/FSB 08 Apr 2016 20:21
Oh, I didn't realize that's your project. Cool 😎 I don't host anything on Windows, so I probably won't try it, but more open source software is always great.