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As such, we will use XFCE as the Window Manager. In short, you need to point port 3389 (RDP Port) to the home pc, or whichever server you are connecting to. These are great o a new install but if you want to utilize an an exiting Ubuntu 14.04 you will need to add another desktop to use xrdp. The solution could be to use Ubuntu Mate which has the Gnome 2 desktop or install Xubuntu which is a portmanteau for Xfce4 and Ubuntu. If you’re trying something similar, it is assumed that proper port forwarding has been setup on your home router/firewall. In this blog we look at how to get at how we can use XRDP on Ubuntu 14.04. With this tool, you can remotely access other computer using AnyDesk or let someone else remotely access your system. AnyDesk is a popular remote desktop software available for Linux, Windows, BSD, macOS and mobile platforms. In my example, I need to connect to my home PC. Brief: This beginner’s tutorial discusses both GUI and terminal methods of installing AnyDesk on Ubuntu-based Linux distributions.

The latter is the one I’ll guide you through here.

XRDP – This still involves VNC to some degree but you can use the normal Windows Remote Desktop Client.

VNC – I don’t like this method because you need to install software on your client AND server.

Pure and simple SSH – The admin’s super tool! (just install openssh-server – works every time!).

If you need to connect to a Linux machine, and in the scope of this guide, Ubuntu 14.04 (I’m sure this guide should be fine for earlier versions as well), then your options include: I’ve added a section to the bottom which explains how you can connect to the same session each time. This is an update of a previous post, found here.

Remote desktop for ubuntu 14.04