Remote Desktop in Linux Mint 2.1 January 11, 2007
Posted by NAyK in How-To, Internet, Linux, Linux Mint, Other Distros, Software, Windows.trackback
In reponse to the previous post about RDC (Remote Desktop Sharing), as it turns out, while openSUSE has the remote desktop sharing tools installed by default, in Linux Mint 2.1 they don’t exist… you have to install them manually.
Using Synaptic I installed all the rdc clients I knew, and a few VPNs. I was able to test a few RDC clients and it was successful.
The most extensive (read feature-rich) one is: tsclient (terminal server client)
The simplest one is: grdesktop (gnome remote client)
After install, both will be found in Menu/Internet.
ps. Linux Mint (probably like Ubuntu) does allow desktop sharing access to other systems, though I’m not sure whether Ubuntu has desktop file sharing options by default.
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