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I want to share the same computer amongst multiple users using remote desktop (or other applications of the sort), and have each user have their own workstation with less powerful, older machines that connects seamlessly to the larger host computer and it will function normally with no restrictions in terms of visual styles, graphics processing, gaming etc... All the workstations will have gigabit connection to the host computer, and will have their own screen and mouse+keyboard. What would be the best way to achieving this? Thanks.
P.S. it will be worth noting that the host computer will be a Windows7 machine...
The consumer level versions of Windows 7 only allow a single user to logged into it at a time. – Ramhound – 2014-04-02T15:27:49.607
You're not going to get decent gaming performance out of Remote Desktop. It's just not designed for that. You'd be better off upgrading the workstations if you really care about "full quality". – jjlin – 2014-04-02T17:06:07.993