> RDP is more like VNC, AFAIK. It serves a different purpose.
No, not necessarily. It´s very possible to run only a single application
from an RDP serving system (as you do with X), the application gets executed
on the server and the display is pushed to the client.
AFAIK, only ICA allows running single applications (publishing), not
RDP. And, BTW, they _do_ consume a complete user session, so they're
pretty a resource hog.
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