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Myrtille vs ThinLinc

Myrtille

myrtille.io

ThinLinc

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Side by side

FigureMyrtilleThinLinc
Price from—$5.50/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published013
Spec score · Remote desktop software7.6 (#99)9.2 (#6)
Founded20071992
HeadquartersMontpellier, FranceLinköping, Sweden
ProductMyrtille is an open-source web gateway for accessing remote servers, desktops and applications through SSH and RDP.ThinLinc centrally hosts Linux applications and desktops in a data center or cloud for remote access.
SecurityThe FAQ says browser connections use SSL, remote access passes through the gateway, and RDP connections use NLA and SSL/TLS.ThinLinc routes traffic through SSH tunnels and TLS, and sends encrypted pixels to clients.
Supported platformsWindows,Linux,macOS,Android,web browsersWindows,macOS,Linux,web browsers

Plans

Myrtille

No plans published.

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ThinLinc

  • FreeFree
  • Standard$122 a year
  • Premium$168 a year
  • Community licenseFree
  • FreeFree
  • ThinLinc Standard (500+ users)$66 a year
  • ThinLinc Premium (500+ users)$91 a year
  • ThinLinc Standard (11–49 users)$103 a year
  • ThinLinc Standard (1–10 users)$122 a year
  • ThinLinc Premium (11–49 users)$142 a year

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In their own words

Myrtille

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ThinLinc

ThinLinc centrally hosts Linux applications and desktops in a data center or cloud, then makes them available for remote access from Windows, macOS, Linux, or a web browser. Its server feature list includes high availability, fail-over, clustering, load balancing, multiple sessions per user, and single-application publishing. Authentication options include passwords, one-time passwords, public keys, smart cards, and Kerberos tickets. Traffic passes through SSH tunnels and TLS, with encrypted pixels sent to clients. ThinLinc includes TigerVNC, noVNC, OpenSSH, CUPS, and PulseAudio. The maker describes the software as suitable for demanding EDA and CAD workloads, including access from different locations. The server allows three concurrent graphical sessions by default; a separate free license file raises this to ten concurrent users. ThinLinc offers free time-limited evaluation licenses. Its free plan is listed at free, for 10 concurrent users. Standard is $122 a year per user and Premium is $168 a year per user; both are billed in advance for 12 months and cover 1–10 users.

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