Open NN708 opened 1 year ago
Problem
At present there’s no remote desktop support in elementaryOS: #3
Proposal
Ubuntu 22.04 now supports
gnome-remote-desktop
in sharing settings, which has built-in RDP. Hope elementaryOS could support this too.Prior Art (Optional)
No response
Same Here!!!! as X11 VNC suck ass
I'm trying to add gnome-remote-desktop but im having no luck is anyone wanna to help me feel free to do so.
@BAProductions You do not say at what point it failed? I had a quick play with it and got somewhere but I do not have a second machine to properly test it out.
I installed the packages gnome-remote-desktop
and gnome-connections
. I changed the setting org.gnome.desktop.remote-desktop.rdp.enable
to true
using donf-editor
Then restarted the computer. I tried to connect to localhost
from the the same account but that caused Gnome Connections to crash (perhaps unsurprisingly). Connecting to localhost
as a different user was partially successfully in that there was no crash and a remote connection window opened but an error about an authentication failure to a "transport layer failure" was shown. The remote desktop just showed a spinner. It might work on two machines though.
@BAProductions You do not say at what point it failed? I had a quick play with it and got somewhere but I do not have a second machine to properly test it out.
I installed the packages
gnome-remote-desktop
andgnome-connections
. I changed the settingorg.gnome.desktop.remote-desktop.rdp.enable
totrue
usingdonf-editor
Then restarted the computer. I tried to connect tolocalhost
from the the same account but that caused Gnome Connections to crash (perhaps unsurprisingly). Connecting tolocalhost
as a different user was partially successfully in that there was no crash and a remote connection window opened but an error about an authentication failure to a "transport layer failure" was shown. The remote desktop just showed a spinner. It might work on two machines though.
All I have done so far is added the panel to to share setting doe GNOME Remote Desktop Support
This all i have sor far
@BAProductions You do not say at what point it failed? I had a quick play with it and got somewhere but I do not have a second machine to properly test it out.
I installed the packages
gnome-remote-desktop
andgnome-connections
. I changed the settingorg.gnome.desktop.remote-desktop.rdp.enable
totrue
usingdonf-editor
Then restarted the computer. I tried to connect tolocalhost
from the the same account but that caused Gnome Connections to crash (perhaps unsurprisingly). Connecting tolocalhost
as a different user was partially successfully in that there was no crash and a remote connection window opened but an error about an authentication failure to a "transport layer failure" was shown. The remote desktop just showed a spinner. It might work on two machines though.
Try on installing gnome-remote-desktop and gnome-connections a VM & connecting or Trying using a VNC client on your mobile device
@BAProductions If you are working on adding some UI to the System Settings for setting up remote desktop sharing, maybe push a draft PR so others can see where you are at and can more easily make suggestions.
@BAProductions If you are working on adding some UI to the System Settings for setting up remote desktop sharing, maybe push a draft PR so others can see where you are at and can more easily make suggestions.
I'll do so later today
Problem
At present there’s no remote desktop support in elementaryOS: #3
Proposal
Ubuntu 22.04 now supports
gnome-remote-desktop
in sharing settings, which has built-in RDP. Hope elementaryOS could support this too.Prior Art (Optional)
No response