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#Windows 7 rdp to ubuntu 16.04 copy and paste how to
#Windows 7 rdp to ubuntu 16.04 copy and paste install
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#Windows 7 rdp to ubuntu 16.04 copy and paste drivers

# – requires given linux commands to be executed with root privileges either directly as a root user or by use of sudo command Privileged access to your Linux system as root or via the sudo command. Installed Ubuntu 20.04 or upgraded Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa Requirements, Conventions or Software Version Used I think you can set the desktop environment via a config file: /etc/xrdp/startwm.Copy and Paste Text into the Terminal on Ubuntu 20.04 Software Requirements and Conventions Used Software Requirements and Linux Command Line Conventions Category Though to be fair, I never looked into it much I have a similar setup as you with a Android OS build VM and have the same questions. all under a single RDP manager for simplicity, so i have them all open in tabs. I have a number of other windows vm's, as well as my work laptop. I just hoped there was a different way to remote onto my ubuntu vm. So, i guess is there a way to rdp to my own account session? think of it as a windows rdp environment, i want to try get as close to that if possible. Thanks for the explanation on root account, and design of linux. so, when i power the ubuntu vm on, I start it up headless, then rdp to it.

Thanks for replying!! Sorry, by console i mean the console for the vm. Is that what you are referring to? If so, you should be able to change the windows manager that xRDP uses. You really don’t want to run as root either.įor the second point, xRDP is a separate logon session, and can even use a different Windows manager than your typical login. To address your first point, GNU/Linux is designed that way, as your account is not a root account. I am not entirely sure what you mean by “console”. * I dont have the same look and feel as the console, same shortcuts for example, and no side bar, I have to click on Activities to see my shortcutsĪppreciate any guidance, and please use dummies speak if you are going to suggest commands to run, etc.

* RDP desktop is vastly different to when i console in, and have to input my password a fair number of times (repository update, colour something, opening web browser, keychain. The RDP functionality, just seems odd to me, and if there is a better way than using xrdp, PLEASE let me know, i am using Remote Desktop Manager to RDP to the vm, and i dont much like VNC.

and have RDP setup, using xrdp (as all my google searching told me to do) and has been working fairly well for a few weeks, but some annoyances i am struggling with. So am looking for a bit of help / guidance here.
