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> Thanks for that Peter, I have installed VNC and will give it a try
> tonight. I have the free version but thats OK as I am using the VPN to
> handle encryption and basic password is fine as long as it's strong.
>
Just wanted to follow-up: VNC is the best solution so far. I get to see
both desktops on the two remote monitors side-by-side on one large
rectangle, where I can use a scrollbar to view the entire width. I enabled
"scrolled window mode" and "grab all keyboard events" for best reulsts
(otherwise ctrl-alt-delete to unlock Windows produces the "shutdown" dialog
in Debian). I used Remmina to make the connection. RealVNC have a Linux
client but not sure if that will give me any advantage.
It's just shy of perfect though: I can also start another concurrent
session and my thought was to have each session viewing each desktop.
However in the second session, I can't interact with the remote side, the
mouse pointer is "stuck" as a double-ended arrow.
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