Terminal Services with Linux

[gldfngr]

So Ive decided to start converting to linux.... but i have some questions....

Im a Windows Admin and alot of the boxen I take care of run Terminal Services... I notice that Linux also uses TS but are they compatible? or is there a TS client I can get for linux that will allow me to TS into windows?

secondly... Im also a Drum and Bass Producer.... and Linux is lacking in that department for now.... I know there is WINE and Win4Lin... but have they successfully run programs like FRUITYLOOPS/REASON/ACID and VSTi's on Linux?

could someone please give me some insight?
Thanks...
-gld

[Schotty]

Well I am not sure specifically about Terminal Services, but Tridia's VNC may help you out, its a fast OSS solution originally devved by AT&T to do remote control of PC's. That may do what you need. It is available for nearly every CPU and OS out there.

As for audio stuff -- check out this page and as soon as I get the URL for Cinerella, that is a good one. Although Cinerella does video and audio, it has a really nice frame by frame tool and can do a plethora of effects (should you want a fade in/out, echo, blah, blah blah)

I posted the URL a few times here, its just a matter of me finding it again. I lost my bookmark for it apparently ...

[trickster]

On this thread, http://www.linuxjunior.org/yabbse/in...=5187;start=72 Wolverine recomends http://www.rdesktop.org/ for terminal services.

Here are some music apps, but I have never used them. Freshmeat is a good place to find software.

http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=drums...ction=projects

http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=music...ction=projects

[ph34r]

The goodies from rdesktop.org work fine for connecting to the win2k servers here at work....

[gldfngr]

thanks for all the help