

Horizon Agent 2012 or later, with one further requirement: RHEL/CentOS 7.x desktops must be running RHEL/CentOS 7.6 or later. The feature is supported on Linux distributions running The DPI Synchronization feature ensures that the DPI setting in a remote session changes to match the DPI setting of the client system when users connect to a Linux remote desktop or published application. You can enable it by setting a configuration option as described in Setting Options in Configuration Files on a Linux Desktop. If the DPI (Dots Per Inch) setting on the remote desktop does not match the DPI setting on the client system, the remote session is displayed using a scale factor that matches the client system.

With the Display Scaling feature enabled, Linux remote desktops support the client display's scale factor. You can deactivate it during installation. You can set the copy/paste direction and the maximum text size using With the clipboard redirection feature, you can copy and paste a rich text or a plain text between a client host and a remote Linux desktop.

To use this feature, you must install the CDR components. Tsclient folder that is located in your home directory in the remote Linux desktop. When you enable the Client Drive Redirection (CDR) feature, your local system's shared folders and drives become available for you to access. You can create automated full-clone desktop pools of single-session Linux desktops. When accessed using Chrome and Firefox browsers, VMware Horizon HTML Access provides audio-out support for Linux desktops. To disable this feature, you must set theįalse.
