Amazon DCV offers a Windows client, Linux client, web browser client, and macOS client. The clients offer similar feature sets, but there are some differences. Choose the Amazon DCV client that meets your specific requirements.
Amazon DCV offers a variety of clients you can use. Each client offers a similar feature set, but there are some differences. When choosing a Amazon DCV client that best fits your needs, consider factors such as the operating system of your local device, the specific features and functionality required, and the level of integration needed. The clients offer a similar set of features, but there may be slight variations in capabilities or user interface. For more information, see Requirements.
Amazon DCV clients include:
Windows client– Provides seamless integration with Windows, supporting features like desktop sharing, audio/video playback, USB device redirection, and clipboard integration.
Web browser client– This option is useful for those who need to access remote resources from various devices or locations without the need to install a dedicated client application.
Linux client– Allows Linux users to access their remote resources with the same level of performance and functionality as the Windows client.
MacOS client– Provides a dedicated client that seamlessly integrates with the macOS environment. This client offers the same feature set.
