How to speed up Ubuntu, Remote Control generally and XRDP RDP particularly

[@nandansubramanya]

Another thing which can make a big difference is the settings in the RDP client. In Win10 Remote Desktop Connection, there are many options in the "Show Options" -> "Experience"tab. That can make it faster too

[@gyzmoduck]

Good video. Music was over powering and your voice was a bit lower than normal. The commands worked great! It's still not as responsive as I'd like but it's a lot more manageable.

[@nouasabdelatif6029]

I installed Ubuntu 22.04 on oracle rdp the exact way you showed in your video i couldn't find Ubuntu software center so i deleted the instance and re created a new one with 20.04 but same problem. When i try to install through the terminal it always fails any solution?

[@nouasabdelatif6029]

It helps a little bit but still lagy like watching a video is impossible (oracle rdp) Is it normal that using rdp consumes so much more data?

[@AndrewChildsza]

Video is incredibly data intensive over remote desktop protocols.

[@nouasabdelatif6029]

@@AndrewChildsza i can't install anything through the terminal every time it shows something like unable to locate file....

[@AndrewChildsza]

@@nouasabdelatif6029 Give me an example of a command you're putting into the terminal and I can help you out

[@Wonka_Tonka]

could you please add a video on how to change to XFCE or LXQt . i would think LXQt would make it feel even faster

[@pitapitabread]

you do Not have to reboot to apply settings for xrdp. just stop and restart the xrdp service program. also: how do you turn off compositing and fancy 3D graphics effects?

[@simonhuang7008]

Great tutorial. However, after running the comments in this video, the RD client woudl stuck at "configuring the remote PC". aRDP connection via SSH is OK, but very slow.

[@Pinchfire]

Manged to follow all your steps and created everything as you described it in both videos. A small question... When browsing the shapes in the first video... You can select AMD or Intel instead of Ampere and they seem to give more CPUs and space. Is that correct or I saw it wrong? Otherwise excellent job! You're a credit to our human race! Keep it up and don't give up what you do! P.S. I'm quite the novice, so could you please explain to me in simple terms what can I do with the new remotely controlled system and disk space? Can I upload files there, can I stream from there or smth. Thank you in advance!

[@kridengaming]

From what i got is that those extra features you only get from 1 the month trial you get when signing up for it And as for other stuff you can do anything you can on a normal pc like hosting a vpn and uploading files to it (i know because i just did both) and you can use any pc as a server of almost any kind Also you might need to remember that if you choose ampere cpu then you get an arm architecture cpu which can limit programs you can use. There are ways to run x86 architecture (which is used by normal PC's) programs but i haven't personally tested that

[@walterrossi6676]

excellent video as usual

[@cloud-tech]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@leovanvelzen6454]

Good tutorial, but to all the youtubes, please stop the fade in fade out grab music and so on stick to the content, sorry i had to say

[@orlandoagostinho]

@cloudtech Thank you so much! Really!

[@luisbarbosa5597]

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