GREG: I'm trying to illustrate the concept behind reverse seamless windows. In this month's episode of It's the Apps, Stupid, Greg and Don get to the bottom of what reverse seamless windows does and who it benefits.ĭON: Why are you walking backward holding that laptop? You're making me nervous. A useful addition to the application administrator's quiver of delivery options, reverse seamless windows presents local applications to remote desktops while making them appear to run within the remote session.
Seamless windows is an application delivery method that allows remote applications to appear like local applications, giving users the illusion that the remote app is actually running on the local computer.įor application delivery on remote desktops, there's also the opposite: reverse seamless windows. Seamless windows, first found in Citrix MetaFrame, diminishes that separation somewhat. Virtual desktop applications: Learning from Terminal Services' mistakes.What's in a name? Demystifying app delivery and VDI product naming.Citrix VM Hosted Apps: Using VDI for application hosting.The new age of application delivery methods: More than just install.
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