Supremo

What works

1. Connecting to a Windows computer and controlling it.
2. Let any other computer connect to the installed instance under Wine, see the desktop and move the mouse.

What does not

1. Incoming connections (to Wine on linux host) cannot control mouse clicks and send keyboard events, except the ones happening on the remote Supremo window itself. Thus, it cannot be used to actually control/remote support Linux hosts, but only to share the screen coming from Linux hosts.
2. It does not install any startup service (SupremoService.exe). The user should
   manually create it if interested in unattended access.

Workarounds

What was not tested

Meeting functionality

Hardware tested

Graphics:

• GPU: Intel
• Driver: open source

Additional Comments

The error reported on the linux host, when the client tries to click or type text outside of the hosts' Supremo window itself, is invariably a long list of:

0051:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
006e:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
006e:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
006e:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
0051:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
006e:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
006e:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001
006e:fixme:winstation:OpenInputDesktop partial stub flags 00000001