For actual remote access of the desktop (virtual or physical) of a linux machine I have had good experiance with X2go. It was easy to setup, fast (even over internet connections) and stable.

Today’s README file topic is rdesktop, the “open source client for connecting to Windows Remote Desktop Services.” We’ll also discuss how to configure Windows to accept rdesktop ...

So, I tried using a Virtual Machine, or VM, directly on my Mac. While that worked well for the most part, the primary issue was performance. My MacBook has the now-dated M1 Pro chip with 16GB of RAM ...

By using "remote" and "desktop" in the same sentence, I'm not suggesting I want to control a Windows computer remotely. I want to remotely control (i.e. the "server" is) a computer running Linux Mint.

Coming soon from Splashtop is one-to-many streaming technology that will enable a Linux PC to stream 40 or more concurrent Ubuntu desktop sessions to mobile devices.

And, the most various platforms are accessible – Windows Remote Desktop Server, Desktop PCs or virtual systems, optionally Macs or Unix/Linux systems can be remotely accessed.

If you want to enable Remote Desktop Access with xrdp on Raspberry Pi to connect to it using any device of your choice, see this tutorial.

The new change also brings changes to functionality in Remote Desktop Services, below is a list on functionality that has been added or in some cases removed from the Remote Desktop Services.

This remote screen viewer is built in Python by [louis-e] and, once installed, allows the client to view the screen of the server even if the client is a text-only console. [louis-e] demonstrates ...