Implementing remote access from Android to Linux?

Question

linux

Share your experience in solving the following problem.
A VPN is configured on the working server, it is necessary to implement the ability to remotely connect to this server (Linux) "in a graphical environment" from an Andoid device using VPN.
Requirements speed (a la SPICE), graphics are worked out on the client (minimum load on the server), not whimsical to the channel.
Advise protocols/clients by means of which as much as possible it is possible to realize data "Wishlist".
vnc is not a panacea, TeamViewer is also not suitable, the Internet in our area is extremely slow, and the traffic, as I understand it, is generated by this implementation is not small.
If anyone has faced similar challenges, please tell us your success story.
ps At the weekend I will try ssh x forwarding, but maybe there are more functional tools?

Answer 1

Once I had to work on dial-up and because of the specific software from HP I needed graphics, the best thing I came up with at that time was vnc via ssh with compression.
Think maybe there is no need for graphics, since 99% of tasks in Unix-like systems can be solved in the console.

Answer 2

Why is VNC bad? I use it successfully and never had any problems.
On the other hand, you have Linux. Enough SSH - and you are in the console. Even through dialup it is possible to work.

Answer 3

Thanks to those who unsubscribed, but as it was written above, implementations other than vnc are of interest.
I agree that a terminal is enough for administration, but "the party said it is necessary" to the schedule.

Answer 4

Probably suitable, although not OSS: NoMachine + app (only for tablets, it didn’t start for me). There is an OSS implementation of the FreeNX server , I don't know if it's compatible with the application.
Not very popular, but you can try Xspice + app