Yes, I do.

It was temporary issue indeed - I was now able to launch Octane Cloud Workstation (Linux) AMI in EU/Ireland region, and to connect from my browser. The experience is better now when I'm closer to the server, but occasional hiccups are still there. So would it be possible to try with native client?

Yes, it's booting in EU/Ireland - I go to AWS Marketplace, and at this page: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B00GDZINWIref=srh_res_product_title?ie=UTF8&sr=0-6&qid=1383816055901, in the "For region" list I select "EU West (Ireland)", and then I proceed with "Launch with 1-Click". Then ...

So would it be possible for you to supply native Linux client for me to try?

In the meantime, I tried to run an instance in Europe - as my location is in Europe too, I was hoping to check for some improved performance. However, when an instance of Octane Cloud Workstation (Linux) run on a server in ...

Tried with WAN=7, no visible improvement.

On my side, it's ThinkPad W520 laptop, with Quadro 2000M graphics card, and with kernel 3.10.17 and latest NVIDIA drivers installed; all of this working properly. My browser is Firefox 24.1.0, when I visit get.webgl.org I can see spinning cube, so I guess ...

Subscribed, and then was able to run Octane Cloud Workstation (Linux) AMI. Have couple questions:

1. What is the network bandwidth typically required to smoothly run remote desktop this way? My link is 8.5 Mbps downstream, and 0.85 Mbps upstream, and I tried to run glxgears, and then to watch some ...