Comment Re:Network Transparency ... solved (Score 0, Troll) 137
You sed: RDP is not the same as network transparency. It is the opposite of the network transparency.
In that case, any even remotely modern version of X isn't network transparent either since X is basically operating as a poorly implemented version of RDP using any GUI toolkit like GTK or Qt. P.S. --> The lead developers of X.org agree with me that the modern version of X that real people use in the real world is not network transparent, so unless you are even a more experienced X developer, I'm going to agree with them and not you.
You sed: With X you can run side by side on the same physical screen applications from the different servers.
2008 called and it wants its complaint about RDP back (this functionality was introduced a LONG time ago). RDP can be implemented using Wayland too you know, it's not a strictly a Windows thing.