Linux Focus: Excellent for organizations that need to provide a seamless and familiar Linux workspace experience to end-users remotely.
Efficiency & Security: Centralizes computing resources, improving efficiency, security (using components like OpenSSH for secure connections and features like MFA and End-to-End Encryption), and availability.
Cross-Platform Access: Users can connect from various client devices, including Linux, Windows, macOS, and through an HTML5-based web browser (Web Access).
Features: Offers a comprehensive feature set including persistent sessions, multi-monitor navigation, remote printing, two-way file transfer, session management tools (e.g., recording, handover, timeout), and collaboration tools (e.g., screen sharing).
The highest level of support (Premium) is priced separately from the standard tier.
Scalability Cost: Moving beyond the 10-user free limit requires a commercial subscription, with costs increasing significantly for lower user counts on shorter contract terms.
Platform Specificity: The server software and main desktops primarily run on Linux.
