Linux virtual desktop is now exclusive to the Linux Terminal Server family with Enterprise Terminal Server at the helm, replacing both Enterprise Server and Cloud Server for Linux version 5 when used to run virtual Linux desktop sessions. It consolidates the entire NoMachine server stack, providing centralized access to all other servers in the NoMachine infrastructure. Cloud Server becomes a connection broker to all other NoMachine servers and foreign hosts and sits at the top of the NoMachine product hierarchy in the eponymous product suite. The decision to extend browser-based access to other products allows us to reposition the Cloud Server with a brand new feature-set. Remote users connecting from clientless endpoints can now connect to the desktop environment via any HTML-enabled browser. This highly-requested functionality is available in all products of the Terminal Server and Cloud Server suites. Web-based access is no longer exclusive to Cloud Server. Here’s an overview of some of the most important enhancements you can see NoMachine 6.0 for Windows, macOS, and Linux.īrowser-based access for all enterprise products NoMachine 6 brings a ton of exciting novelties, including a revamp of product families. The application even works with any USB controller, so you can play games remotely. You can view smooth, high-resolution video and audio from your PC or Mac to any NoMachine-enabled device. With NoMachine you can access all your files and folders, Watch DVDs, the TV, or YouTube videos from wherever you are.

NoMachine is a free remote desktop application that has stacks of powerful features.

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