Software

Guacamole uses two parts: a backend service (guacd) and a web interface (usually via Tomcat). The backend handles the connection; the web app handles the users.

DWService is one of those tools that quietly solves a real-world problem. It won’t replace your enterprise remote desktop setup, and it’s not built for full-blown support desks. But when you just need access — quick, reliable, cross-platform — it does the job without getting in your way. Sometimes, simple wins.

RustDesk is what happens when remote access is built with developers and sysadmins in mind — not sales teams. No ads, no forced upgrades, no cloud dependency unless you want it. Just a clean, capable tool that does its job and stays quiet. If your organization prefers keeping control over infrastructure and values speed over branding, RustDesk is worth a serious look.

There are situations — often in design, video work, or 3D modeling — where any lag between a click and the result on screen isn’t just annoying, it’s a dealbreaker.