Looking for some suggestions on what works well for RDP/VNC connections between two Linux boxes, both running GUI (X). Not interested in
anything for Windows, just Linux-to-Linux.
What's your favorite? Thanks for ideas.
Arelor wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Linux RDP
By: Gamgee to All on Fri Jun 06 2025 07:50 pm
Looking for some suggestions on what works well for RDP/VNC connections between two Linux boxes, both running GUI (X). Not interested in
anything for Windows, just Linux-to-Linux.
What's your favorite? Thanks for ideas.
I don't do that much, but I find Spice works fine - I only use it for virual machines. Spice acts as a virtual device in the machine that
hosts it and then you connect to it using a tunneled link.
As far as I know, it is a protocol built for virtual environments. Are
you working with virtual hosts, or with bare metal?
It's bare metal here. I've had some success with 'x11vnc' running as the server, and connecting to it with the Remmina client. Seems to be enough for what I need it for. Thanks.
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