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Remote desktop for Wayland?
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this post was submitted on 29 May 2024
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KDE and Gnome both have this feature built in.
Can you please elaborate?
On what exactly? They both have desktop sharing (RDP) built in.
On gnome and gnome based desktops you can turn it on in sharing
Sorry, I didn't know it existed, or what it was called, or how to use it.
It seems Gnome 42 introduced it, which is not available in Debian stable.
They're really using RDP though? That is shocking to me. What does that say about all the other options that were available?
FreeRDP is the most performent and secure