JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
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JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
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Re: JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
#2Unfortunately Gateway is not there yet it is still pretty buggy, crashes, keystrokes not registered, non-responding actions and the latest beta solves none of those that have been present for months. Also there is still no ARM support for the backend (it is promised for this year).
Re: JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
#3Unfortunately Gateway is not there yet it is still pretty buggy, crashes, keystrokes not registered, non-responding actions and the latest beta solves none of those that have been present for months. Also there is still no ARM support for the backend (it is promised for this year).
Agreed. To be clear it is still in Beta, but it clearly needs a lot of work still. I would love to use it, but half of the functionality just fails with no feedback. At this stage, using the actual IDE over remote desktop is a much better experience.
Compare that with the VS Code remote extension, everything just works and you can barely tell that you're not working entirely locally.
Re: JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
#4Amazing how much better VSCode Remote is than JB Gateway so far. Constant crashes in Gateway, and manages to get really tripped up trying to work with a corporate firewall that VSCode handles easily. Hoping Gateway gets there in the next few versions.
Re: JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
#5I really wish that Jetbrains Gateway supported attaching to remote Docker containers the way that VSCode does. This is probably the biggest thing keeping me from using Jetbrains products more extensively.
Re: JetBrains Suspending Development of Projector
#6Unfortunately Gateway is not there yet it is still pretty buggy, crashes, keystrokes not registered, non-responding actions and the latest beta solves none of those that have been present for months. Also there is still no ARM support for the backend (it is promised for this year).
Agreed. To be clear it is still in Beta, but it clearly needs a lot of work still. I would love to use it, but half of the functionality just fails with no feedback. At this stage, using the actual IDE over remote desktop is a much better experience. Compare that with the VS Code remote extension, everything just works and you can barely tell that you're not working entirely locally.
The problem with remote desktop is that you have more typing latency and I have issues getting a reliable and fast remote desktop of a Linux on a Mac. X2go just keeps freezing, VNC isn't really fast...