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OK, OK, i lost you at the very beginning.

OK. I'll slow down and write it up tomorrow. But in the meantime CountMike I amazingly booted into openSUSE and found a remote desktop program called Remmina which did the same thing from Linux. The embedded screenshot was taken by the Linux program Spectacle. The performance FAR exceeds that of RDC on Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016. So thank you for replying to my sorta "vanity" posts. We all love our systems don't we? FWIW the Linux desktop is Xfce.

Don't know what time is is where you are but its 5:20 AM here so I'll call it a night. Thanks once again. BTW I have a screenshot folder in Dropbox where I'll add the last one to the other two and write about it. But once again it is NOT nested Virtualization. You can nest Hyper-V with the version that comes with Windows 10 Pro but only if you have a new Intel CPU. I have an AMD. I have run Hyper-V machines in a VMware VM but not since I had a Windows 2008 VM. The problem is performance.

I think Marty needs his own thread! :) Maybe his own Forum!

I have a headache, and it's only 6:30am.

f14tomcat said:

I think Marty needs his own thread! :) Maybe his own Forum!

I have a headache, and it's only 6:30am.

Yeah, "how to confuse everybody that don't know what he does".

The time clock issue is very widespread - others talking about it - no common theme.

f14tomcat said:

Hard to tell where you are.....how long is your daylight now, 1-2 hours?

24 hours night in winter - you would thinkbFinland would be producing Computer Gurus by the dozen - wait a minute - they are!

martyfelker said:

Don't know what time is is where you are but its 5:20 AM here so I'll call it a night.

You can see a poster's time under their avatar where it says local time.

tracit99 said:

Ditto.
@f14tomcat By the way congrats on surpassing the 20,000 posts milestone.

I feel positively inferior - I am going have to frequent the chillout room making 25 posts every 16 hours (allow 8 hours to sleep) for 170 days to catch up)!