If it hadn't been for the weird keyboard issues on that cheap chink ultrabook, I would have been using that. Super low powered, easy to carry.

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You're really being silly no, friend.

What is this "10+ hours of research work?"

Being hunched over a tiny laptop? Then I'm still right, that's retarded and you'll murder your neck.

shitposting on 4chan

If it's something that requires high performance, which was my assumption (in your favor I might add) then that's entirely doable over a remote connection of some kind.

sadly even state of the art remote control software is shitty and annoying at best

No ?

I mean

What are you trying to achieve?

sure in perfect world it might be actualy valid option to just "remote in"

If it's just compiling some code, then the answer is a definitive no right now

?!

Even for gayming you got a shit ton of software that just works™

Fifteen years ago I was using perfectly functional remote desktop software on **Windows**.

A platform entirely unsuitable for such tasks, in the grand scheme of things.

functional yes? nice to use and convenient ? no

Except if you live in a third world country with a dial-up type connection

^

What are you trying to achieve

And I know he doesn't.

Really

Just describe your use case precisely

Otherwise it's just gonna be running around on both sides

Even for things that requires mandatory GUI you got possibilities to do stuff as of today that are completely acceptable

Sure it **might** not be 180+ FPS silky smooth 4k

But as far as I know, almost no productivity / business apps requires that

Might require a bit of extra work, yeah, but that's still reasonably doable I guess

it does not even need to be 180fps etc on laptop

for example you need to edit something while using CNC what you realised while there

laptop next to you what can open the software required and do all of it right there and now

or whatever remote box what you need first start vpn,connect,start software,think why the fuck you cant directly send the data, find usb stick for said data,download it first from remote desktop to machine you are using to remote into said desktop

then move the file either via usb stick or hope that it can boot the software just so you can send it to cnc via cable

ohh.. and paying from 2 software licenses instead of 1

I assume you're talking about profesionnal CNC right? Not hobbyist?

just cnc hobbyist of professional

at least here is machine shop what lets you run CNC stuff as hobbyist too (for the cost)

I'm gonna assume you meant to say "or" and not "of"

yeah or*

Hobbyist and pro are very, *very* different contexts for CNC