I’ve been using the self-hosted open source version for just over a year now for personal use (friends and family). I’m pretty happy with it.

Has anyone tried the commercial version with the web interface?

I've tries it for a while and there were configuration issues, including being unable to lock it down securely so people don't start sharing screens with griefers. It's still on the radar since I honestly hate keeping TV on the network.

Do you know how it compares to NoMachine, Any Desk, or Team Viewer for speed over a LAN connection? I've tried all three in the past, and get slowdowns every now and then, even if the network is fine.

Rustdesk for me is fantastic, it's completely replaced everything else. Except for 1 small hitch, that I cannot seem to solve, and I don't know if it is Rustdesk's fault, but it's the only service I am hosting that has this problem. LAN can connect to LAN, and external can connect to external. However local machines cannot communicate with devices outside my network, and devices outside my network cannot communicate with LAN devices.........

Fixed it by using VPN on my machine, so I'm no longer within my own network, and using... Another program for when I need to connect to my local machines outside of my own network.

i've been using it to support friends and works very well, the weird part is that i have access to those computers at anytime if they're on, without settings available to require the user's permission! it seems quite invasive. because of this i have instructed them to block/remove it until it's needed again

before this, what would people use to access Windows desktops from Linux? i know about VNC but didn't find a client for both