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    Hi, does someone have experience with WPF applications using terminal server sessions like Terminal Server or Citrix? We plan to redesign our product and have to decide if we will using Windows Forms or WPF. Most of our customers using Terminal Server. We ask ourselves if its a good decision to use WPF. What about the memory capacity, CPU usage, if 100 clients using a WPF application on Terminal Server? Does someone have experience with that combination? Please only seriously meant answers. Kind regards Dirk Klimke

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      Hi, does someone have experience with WPF applications using terminal server sessions like Terminal Server or Citrix? We plan to redesign our product and have to decide if we will using Windows Forms or WPF. Most of our customers using Terminal Server. We ask ourselves if its a good decision to use WPF. What about the memory capacity, CPU usage, if 100 clients using a WPF application on Terminal Server? Does someone have experience with that combination? Please only seriously meant answers. Kind regards Dirk Klimke

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      It can be done. Take a look at Project Apollo (Citrix Multimedia Virtualization Initiative) for more information. Basically, there used to be a problem with WPF on Citrix, but now graphics hardware is utilised in the same way as Citrix did for GDI+ (there was a problem where WPF required 16bit, but CPS only utilised 15 out of the 16 bits which has now been corrected). I hope that helps.

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