Ubuntu :: Remote Desktop Is Slow On System / Why Is So?

Jan 6, 2010

I have this network
desktop ultimate edition 2.4 (ubuntu 9.4)
laptop ubuntu 9.10
ethernet network
on ubuntu remote desktop is slow in general
on windows much faster !

is there anything special that I should do ?

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