GoGlobal has various clients (activex, chrome, native windows, native mac, native linux, android, ios), but not HTML5. FWIW - I'm not a fan of HTML5 clients because printing is typically pretty clunky as compared to remote client printing.

Why did you go with 2X? Needing the CAL licensing on top of the price of 2X was a big turn off for me.




>I know about 2X as we are users of it. But that one requires CAL licensing since it runs with Terminal Services.
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>What I dont like so much is that 2X requires the user to install an application, the 2X Thin Client. Further, it requires firewall configuration to allow this 2X traffic to pass on various ports.
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>Does GoGlobal also require a custom client-side application? TSPlus requires nothing to be installed on the client at all if you choose the HTML5 option. It just works using just the browser. The other 2 options are Java based and hence the user needs to install Java. But the HTML5 option is truly cool as it requires nothing whatsoever.
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>I found TSPlus sales and support very quick and on the ball - got 2 email responses within the same working day.
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>>There are a handful of similar products out there. I think I've evaluated all of them by now.
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>>www.winflector.com
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>>GoGlobal by Graphon
>>http://www.graphon.com/products-and-solutions/go-global-windows
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>>Amazon WorkSpaces
>>https://aws.amazon.com/workspaces/?nc1=h_l2_cn
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>>2X Application Server
>>http://www.2x.com/applicationserver/
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>>http://www.thinstuff.com/products/xpvs-server/