xrdp
xrdp is an open-source RDP server that offers graphical login on remote machines. On RDP connections, the transfer is encrypted by default with TLS, and the x86 architectures provide accelerated experience with SIMD instructions. The software, which mostly targets the GNU/Linux operating system, can be run on x86 and ARM processors.
xrdp
80neutrinolabs · Remote Access & VDI
Common commercial products in this category: TeamViewer, AnyDesk, Splashtop
- You connect to a remote Linux desktop using various clients such as FreeRDP, rdesktop, or Windows MSTSC.
- You manage remote resources with session resizing and bidirectional clipboard transfer features.
- You configure the RDP/VNC proxy function to connect to another RDP or VNC server.
- • NeutralHacker News
Xrdp: An open source RDP server
“So a long time ago I worked volunteer IT for a fan convention. This is roughly mid to late 2000s. Among many other things, I was constantly looking for ways to speed up the registration line. And rather than have reg workers type things in, one way I hit on was to have terminals…”
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
Xrdp: An open source RDP server
“If anyone wants to have a go at a “normal” end-to-end user experience, I have a Docker setup with Xrdp and audio enabled at that I poke at now and then, and loads of previous attempts at the same all over my GitHub (many of my “desktop app” containers have VNC, Xrdp or Guacamole…”