/PRZWT/Every year on October 24th, for programmers, it's like a festival of their own. Some people are working overtime to catch up on projects, some are fixing bugs until late at night, and others are on business trips far away, still keeping an eye on the status of the company's servers. No matter where they are, computers are almost their "second home". This year's Programmers' Day, many people found that with Sunflower 16, they could write code as efficiently as they did in the office even when they were not at their desks.
Super Desktop makes remote control as smooth as local operation
This time, the "Super Desktop" of Sunflower 16 has completely transformed this experience. The operation of a remote computer is almost the same as that of a local one. Dragging Windows, typing code, and opening multiple development tools are so smooth that one forgets they are operating remotely.
Whether connecting a thin and light laptop to a company host at home or invoking a Windows workstation on a Mac, it can run large ides and rendering software smoothly, with performance and color reproduction remaining authentic.
The secondary screen function expands unlimited development space
For those developers who are accustomed to multitasking in parallel, the "secondary screen feature" of Sunflower 16 is more like a secret weapon to enhance efficiency. What programmers fear most is not complex business logic, but "not enough Windows".
Now, with just one wire, a remote computer can become your extended screen. The main screen continues to write code, while the secondary screen is used for viewing logs, checking interfaces, browsing documents, and even allowing real-time viewing of service operation status through the monitoring screen. Office space is no longer confined by physical devices from now on; a single screen can also expand into infinite possibilities.
File flash transfer, project collaboration has never been so easy
Of course, a programmer's daily routine is not limited to writing code. Behind project iterations, version packaging, and team collaboration, there is a large amount of file back-and-forth. In the past, it always took a long time to transfer files between the company computer and home devices: either open an email or upload to a cloud disk, and for slightly larger files, you had to wait until late at night when the bandwidth was free to transfer them.
Now, with the "File Flash Transfer" feature of Sunflower 16, all these troubles have become a thing of the past. Project packages, installation packages and log files of several GB can be transferred at high speed between devices with just one click. The moment files "flash" between computers, you can almost feel the improvement in efficiency. The thin and light laptop at home is no longer a decoration. The only distance left between it and the company's mainframe is the time for a "flash transfer".
Even in a weak network, it's stable; truly free remote development
What's even more surprising is that the stability of Sunflower 16 has also been significantly improved in weak network environments. Many programmers' "remote moments" do not always occur in offices with smooth broadband - they could be on high-speed trains, in coffee shops, or even on the subway. In the past, in such scenarios, remote tasks were almost impossible to complete. But now, even during the intervals of subway passage, the connection remains stable, and both input and display remain smooth.
So this 1024 doesn't have to stay at the workstation anymore. Let Sunflower 16 be your "remote development companion" and take it wherever you want to go. You can still complete deployment, debugging and version submission without any reduction in efficiency. Because a true programmer should not have their efficiency defined by distance.
