Configuring VNC was pretty trivial. I went with TigerVNC server on my Gaming(it’s named gaming, but is no longer fit for gaming as it’s 10 years old) computer. The setup was trivial. Install, poke holes in firewall, set password, and configure the connection in Guacamole. It doesn’t really perform that bad, but I’m guessing RDP would be better, but I don’t have Windows professional, and this PC is Windows 10 and I’m not going to pay to upgrade now because support for it ends in a little over a year.
I just ran the check for Windows 11 and it’s too old for it, which I assumed but had yet to actually check. I don’t really feel the need to replace this one though, so I’ll probably be switching to Linux for it at some point. My laptop is only a year old so that will be my only Windows system for now.
