remoteapptool

Looks like it's just a fancy Docker container running the Windows RemoteApp implementation, wrapped around some VM management skins? I normally set this up on Windows boxes directly with https://github.com/kimmknight/remoteapptool and https://github.com/kimmknight/raweb to build a basic "remote Windows apps" box on my network overall -- it's nicer to be able to have one central Windows VM running that I can put the apps wherever I need them across whatever device in my house.

Use this to get the functionality without setting up a windows server instance https://github.com/kimmknight/remoteapptool

This seems to be the same technology as Remoteapp, a windows/citrix system for streaming individual app windows over RDP, often from Azure, and which is built into windows. Several years ago I experimented with this, using the RemoteApp Tool [0] to stream Photoshop from a local Windows 10 VM to the (Windows 10) host. [0] https://github.com/kimmknight/remoteapptool

You just got me to do a little digging... apparently, as of Windows 10, RemoteApp itself isn't restricted by licensing (at least, any more than Remote Desktop itself is)-- Windows 10 Pro (and Enterprise) can now host RemoteApp applications. The catch is that the UI to configure RemoteApp isn't present on client versions of Windows. It can be configured manually (by editing the registry then creating RDP files by hand), or there are open source tools that will do the work themselves: https://github.com/kimmknight/remoteapptool Somewhat outdated Microsoft docs on how to do this by hand: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-security-an...

On some Windows versions (Enterprise and Server) you can do that with RemoteApp, a Terminal Services RDP extension, easily managed with this tool: https://github.com/kimmknight/remoteapptool (or through registry) I understand your request to be: Run Applications on Windows, and get the output over network to a Linux machine running a graphical window manager, without having to "transport" a desktop surrounding your program.