Thank you for the answers. If you have time would you mind commenting how the Chromebook works in a virtual environment as compared to remoting to an onsite server.
It'll be the same thing. Virtualizing is something IT people like to do to consolidate workloads. In most servers, CPU's are under-utilized. With virtualization we can combine workloads that would typically take multiple physical servers. We get more bang for our buck when we consolidate. You also get other benefits like the ability to move servers easily.
The 2X client is just like Microsoft's RDP client. Remoting into a physical server is no different from a physical server. It's the exact same thing.
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