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RE: Dockers, deployment and Display Brokers.
You could have posted this through utopian, this would give you an extra audience.
It's a nicely detailed tutorial. So Guacamole is like Citrix desktop?
You could have posted this through utopian, this would give you an extra audience.
It's a nicely detailed tutorial. So Guacamole is like Citrix desktop?
Still not sure where I could have posted that on Utopian. Not 100% ofey with how it works as I have no intention of linking my github to anything and apache host their own forum.
Glad you liked it and it is not quite citrix in so much as all it does is export only the application without the desktop but it needs a desktop to export the application if you see what I mean. End result is similar though only you are limited to the number of sessions a single machine can support and it is still one per user.
It is handy for small deployments though and easy to set up as you can see.
If guacamole has a GitHub, you can link it and make it a tutorial. It's not very intuitive, I know, but makes sense.
But Guacamole does not have an official git repo and should it be in docker or guacamole ? I am trying to get straight answer out of them where generic tutorial are supposed to go because not all of them can be attached to a single project and not all of them are on github but the tutorials can still be useful.
Yeah, there isn't a straight answer. My experience so far is to try your best guess, or toss a coin of they are equal, submit, get rejected, ask a moderator on discord, ask for reopening of the submission and fix it.
It is unclear, but at the same time the moderators really try to help.
I would suggest using the one of projects that has a github repo
Well I am trying to clarify an answer because I cannot be the only person who comes up with a tutorial that covers more than one project or does not have a github repo. It occurs to me the submission procedure is flawed if you are unable to submit against a project that is not on github but we'll have to see what they say.
It is as you say, or rather this is as far as they could get so far with the system. After an, they aren't getting paid for this, it's a spare time thing.