Your Remote Desktop SUCKS!! Try this instead (FREE + Open Source)

[@TheJensss]

As much as I don't like Windows, I must say that RDP from a Windows machine to another Windows machine is by far the best remote desktop solution created so far.

[@tendosingh5682]

Except that file copying is utter trash with anything but small files.

[@TheJensss]

@tendosingh5682 true, but that can be easily solved with another service.

[@HanMoP]

@@tendosingh5682 don't use RDP for copying files. Wrong tool...

[@chuddledollops]

@@HanMoP What is the right tool? I've been using localsend but feel there is a better way.

[@Nic-cs1ox]

@@chuddledollopsu can share the drive using settings, that’s how you should copy big files over rdp ;)

[@NetworkChuck]

Get Twingate and access your devices securely from anywhere: ntck.co/twingate_zerotrust Your Remote Desktop SUCKS. Windows Remote Desktop? Locked behind Windows Pro. Windows to Mac? Nope. My editors just switched to Mac, and now they need to remote in from home-but there’s no way to do it. Linux? xRDP? VNC? Too clunky, too complicated. I want one remote desktop to rule them all-free, open-source, and working seamlessly on Mac, Linux, AND Windows. And guess what? I found it. In this video, I’ll show you the BEST remote-desktop solution you’ve never heard of. Plus, I’ll walk you through setting it up step-by-step so you can finally have a remote desktop that just WORKS. 📄📄📄RESOURCES: 🖥 Download RustDesk: rustdesk.com 🐬Install Docker: docs.docker.com/engine/install/ 📦 Self-Hosting RustDesk (Docker Guide): rustdesk.com/docs/en/self-host/rustdesk-server-oss/docker/ 🐧 RustDesk Headless Linux Support: github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/wiki/Headless-Linux-Support

[@IslamBasem-no2sp]

You know what, I love you ❤

[@j_r_-]

what about Wayland 😢

[@Ryan_WalkerJr]

@NetworkChuck your content is amazing and plus your a man of God. I love it

[@georgevasilescu1856]

I am using google remote desktop which is free and secure and works flawles on windows and android.

[@j_r_-]

@ that is now deprecated by google

[@Xersize]

I am very new to IT and just recently started playing around in Docker. It's AMAZING, and I don't even know a fraction of what I want to, and eventually will, know yet.

[@quirbiefe7544]

pro tip: the feeling never ends lmao once you think you did "everything cool", you'll find something else

[@MrBelles104]

Very good for developers too, since Docker images contain the same program & environment on any distro, it means software runs the same on every computer. No hearing from users how they have issues, unless it's an issue that affects everyone, and you don't have to search for distro specific documentation on how to customize things.

[@prashanthb6521]

If you are very new to IT then you should stay away from Docker. Learn basics like bare metal first.

[@BlackHeartTV33]

😂

[@2dorkstv]

This is what I've been looking for forever to have better performance to my linux machines. VNC has always just been far too laggy for me and it drives me nuts. Super happy with this solution so far! Thanks, Chuck!

[@JPs-q1o]

For LAN or VPN access VNC is still the best choice due to it's simplicity ad tried-and-true codebase.

[@ptomalak]

Parsec missed out so much by not expanding into Linux, basically forcing a new player to enter the space, and with the current state the RustDesk is in (and open source!), I don't think I'd ever go back

[@lightechoes]

Parsec dropped the ball hard when they dropped supporting it. It worked great on my pi3 for 1080p.

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

It all went downhill after unity acquired them. They're really pushing for corporate business customers. All the gamer and home user marketing is gone

[@SoraIroNaKISEKI]

Also wish they have a phone client.

[@Demutori]

@@SoraIroNaKISEKI parsec has a phone client, but it is not nearly as touch-friendly as anydesk/teamviewer

[@SoraIroNaKISEKI]

@@Demutori sorry missed out an i. Phone client seems to be android only.

[@takshakmudgal]

Just use Sunshine + Moonlight, both are open source, self hosted and provide full hardware acceleration. Been using this for a while as a Developer and Gamer, and the experience is great! Also if you want to go truly remote, add tailscale to this stack. That's it, that's all you need.

[@brunekxxx91]

Yes

[@j4grit]

agreed!

[@dillacorn_linux]

100%.. This is what I've been doing the past 2 years. Excluding tailscale.. I was using wireguard and discovered tailscale 2 weeks ago and it's amazing! This is a great replacement for teamviewer though!

[@MrRitzcracker]

I have been using remotely, but I will give this a look.

[@BenSmithuk]

Completely agree

[@BAPZR]

15:02 that docker video did change my life

[@eropoke]

Mine too. Absolutely love docker now.

[@random401]

you guys really should use YAML

[@twiztidschwartz9292]

“But I want to tell you a story first. Is that OK?” 😂 our guy Chuck is the Blue’s Clues for IT

[@nicodemuscg]

"Gooey" is normal. I had a CompSci professor that would say "Earl" for URL. That was rough.

[@WayneMcCormick]

I do the same, always have since the birth of the WWW.

[@jonathanpage6813]

@@WayneMcCormick is that promounced "wuuuh"?

[@StevenWilliams-lb9tf]

i tried searching a few months ago, and couldnt find a "one for all" solution, very happy you shared 🙂🙂

[@ThamiNdlalane]

Zerotier does

[@gamerswithchildren]

I have been trying to find a solution like this for long than I care to think about. Perfect timing of a video. Need to support a friends office and hate making the drive. Thanks!!!

[@MarsStranded]

How did you know I was struggling with RDP today!? Also, it's a small thing, but at the end of the video (22:21), the way your phone screen's overlay moves off screen as you set it down was just... *chef's kiss*.

[@Fidelity_Investments]

Saw the blurred rustdesk UI and knew it was going to be a good video

[@TheMishasanchez]

haha same here.. using it for over a year now and I'm happy

[@thahrimdon]

Yep same. Use it daily and it has been a blessing.

[@HalcyonVoid]

@@thahrimdon How do I make the remote sessions fill the full resolution? All I can find is the devs refusing to impliment it.

[@thahrimdon]

@@HalcyonVoid try going into the display setting and choosing adaptive and resolution, should be an option, the just fullscreen it

[@HalcyonVoid]

@thahrimdon that option does not work. Best it does is linearly stretched the resolution till it hits top and bottom, leaving stretched image and black bars on the sides.

[@shaun.almeida]

Lol uncle Rico calls, "my computer no worky" too funny.

[@ElimiNate117]

Personal anecdote, I wanted to remote into my Raspberry Pi even though it sits on my desk because good virtual KVM solutions are diffcult between Windows and Linux. So I use TigerVNC to remote into my Pi5 from my Win11 PC, can copy/paste and connects fast. Just had to turn on VNC setting in my Pi and then typed in the IP from my Windows client. Hope this helps someone in a similar situation.

[@CrispyChknBacon]

exactly what i've done. works a treat

[@Mikesco3]

It works really well... I love RustDesk

[@tsuyosastudio3237]

Hey Chuck you're not alone! I also say GUI as GOO-EE.

[@BandanazX]

How do you say WYSIWYG?

[@McIntec]

@@BandanazX Wizz-E-Wig

[@MrPants-xy6db]

We've been saying goo-ee (GUI) and Whizzywig (WYSIWYG) since the early 90's. It seems a lot more difficult and unnecessary to call out each letter, but each to their own. Right, I'm off to install more R-A-M into my N- A- S.

[@xraargu6212]

@MrPants-xy6db 🤣

[@toddschavey6736]

Yup. It's always been GOO-EE. Do I need to share the video of our Lord and Savior, Steve Jobs, pronouncing it GOO-EE.?? 😂

[@jbarr]

Nice! I personally went the full Kasm route adding Server Workspaces for my servers and PCs. Kasm sits on a Cloudflare Tunnel behind a Cloudflare Application, and I can now securely remotely access my devices through any browser. I particularly like this because it is clientless through a browser. But I get your use case for the client. Keep up the great videos!

[@Bubbly_Snowfalkezz]

I swear to god, me and my friend were trying to fixx an issue in arch, from a long time we wanted something which could work like anydesk, and we were just about to think about how tf we gonna use 'Rustdesk' and..... I just had a pop-up of This video, I swear the timing couldn't have been more perfect, Thanks from us (Two highschool students who thinks you save everytime...!!) LESSS GOOOOO !!!!!

[@Bubbly_Snowfalkezz]

ayo I cannot pay 5 dollars , can I just install on my computer ?

[@SloopyCode]

I wish you luck, stay tuned

[@sketch2002]

@@Bubbly_Snowfalkezz Yes, you can use it for free for your use case.

[@MastarAericio]

What’s amazing is that I’ve been pouring into looking for a way to rdp into my Linux machine. Learned Docker from you too so thanks immensely from one IT guy to another

[@Simply.Bamboo]

If you want to play games with friends like steams livestreaming thingy. An alternative is parsec, it was meant for gaming and low input delay, along with good quality. You still could use it like a remote desktop but you must confirm the connection requests, unless there is a setting I am unaware about.

[@avocado9227]

Excellent video! Your coffee was poured remotely onto my table. :)

[@terminalfx]

I"ve been using Parsec for a few years now and love it. Designed for gaming but I use it for remote work also.

[@samiami9990]

Stay gooey (GUI) strong my caffeinated friend, stay gooey strong. 😂

[@emf7301]

Looks like a great option. One odd thing is why should you have to manually provide the public cert if the server is reachable on the net. It would be simpler and less error prone to have the app pull the public cert upon initial connection to the signaling server.

[@DenisNolan]

Yeah this is the bit that puts me off. If I’m giving my uncle some remote support it’s going to be a bit tedious having to send the key across. I guess it’s a one time thing but still I think it’s something that would be better if it was downloadable from the server direct with those details already present.

[@krustoff24]

Got this thing set up from 0 to running smooth as butter in an afternoon with this video and RustDesks documentation. I love it! Parsec came so close to accomplishing this easily but the no Linux thing + paid elements for any "pro" setup makes it less appealing.

[@adamswire9152]

Ive used nomachine and tailscale, although not FOSS and nomachine uses quite a few resources, but I get reasonably fast gui access with sound to any of my computers, but I'll try this out.

[@IoSonoPiero]

Same here

[@danielalexander8402]

HR: Identify the difference between these two images: Gooey - GUI Me: They're the same image.

[@xordoom8467]

Hands down the best Tech Channel on KZbin. I look forward to your content and have pointing my work team to watch them as well...

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Can I ask you what software you are using to draw with that transparency? Do you edit it in, or is this effect real time.

[@DonnyStanley]

I'm not sure what he's using exactly, but you can do the same thing with Gink, which can be found on Github.

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

@@DonnyStanley Thanks! If I could add it as a layer in OBS as a transparent layer, that may work.

[@RDJ134]

Somewhere in India a lot of people paying attention now.

[@taiconan8857]

Nailed it. This is why we can't have nice things. 🙄😒 It's fairly preventable too, *that's* the sad part...

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

Although I'm from Pakistan, I hate being born here. I lost literally all opportunities to do something with my life before getting a degree just because I'm from this country, and apparently we're scammers.

[@hanan_raina]

DO NOT REDEEEEEMMMMMM!!!!!!!

[@YMaster31]

Don't worry they already now rustdesk 😅

[@JordanCricketMoore]

You mean Bali 🥰

[@Nosajcollectables]

I know a little while ago google, made it so you could remote into a desk top, which I always thought was a very cool thing to do.

[@lfchjort]

I just watched 22 minutes of a video covering a tool I already use every day, because it's just that good.

[@quentincaldway]

Aye I’m the first one here! Definitely been looking for another remote access solution across all devices. You’ve always been the “Gandalf in Cybersecurity.” Chuck, appreciate you brother!🙌🏾 💪🏾

[@Xics-c5c]

@@quentincaldway nah, I am first

[@kyme32]

Nobody uses nomachine to rdc? I kinda like it and it's supported on all os's, mobile also

[@MetalHaku91]

I really love NoMachine: it's free, fast, and easy to set up on every OS...though they are kinda sloppy in providing updates for their mobile apps. The paid versions also enable the creation of virtual desktops for different users, which is very neat for shared workstations! It doesn't seem this is the case for Rust, or is it?

[@donkultgen4643]

I use it across Mac, windows, Linux and it has been great. Even on a remote Linux machine in another country that I rarely get hands on, it works awesome... Auto updates, starting/running flawlessly, after reboot.... The free version is great for a hobbyist.

[@thaitennn]

When you get more jumpy than the coffee gets you!

[@user-xh1xz8ln6e]

Just hi, from Germany 😀

[@LehmannMr]

Just so from Munich Sendling.

[@MusashiOf5Rings]

I started using rust desk to give my mom tech support from across the country. I've really liked it so far. Chuck, you didn't even mention 2fa support! Haven't set up my own relay server yet, but my home lab is in progress.

[@johnthomas2970]

“If you’ve ever been hacked you’ll know what teamviewer is” 😭🤣

[@MakeStely18]

What does this mean? That TeamViewer is the most attacked remote desktop app by hackers?

[@lightechoes]

@@MakeStely18That’s likely the implication. I’ve had money stolen from my bank and the attacker used TeamViewer. Part of that large breach around 10-ish years ago.

[@DenisNolan]

@@MakeStely18scammers and hackers ask you to download it so they can remote into your machine. It’s just another tool in their toolbox. They’re also using anydesk these days. Rustdesk has an explicit warning on their site in an effort to warn people too

[@Innesb]

@@MakeStely18 Scammers frequently use TeamViewer when they call you and pretend to be from MS support. I very rarely get scam calls (perhaps 2 per year), and the last one was trying to get me to install AnyDesk. It was great fun getting them to repeatedly spell ‘anydesk’ and me getting it wrong about 20 times before I asked them how long this scam was going to take; their patience is amazing.

[@jum5238]

@@MakeStely18 No, they use it often to get on your system and watch you, hack you, and never leave you alone.

[@chancefinley2432]

It took 7 minutes for me to hear what you were going to do from the title of the video. I'm going to keep watching through, but that was a bit frustrating

[@Mainbusfail]

You could just enable the transcript and scan ahead to get what you need to know.

[@Lanzetsu]

I agreed at first because I was just wanting to hear the app name, however... the previous steps were really interesting since it explained what he tried and how he measured it. I did almost the same route in the past to end in almost the same program, but I still use AnyDesk mainly, because without the self hosted server on Rustdesk I got some issues on connectivity, gonna check it now with the Docker installation maybe. Anyway... for local computers I still use most of the time RDP for Windows machines and VNC on Linux to get image at my job, I still think TightVNC is great and Windows RDP is one of the best things I tried even when I dislike Micro$hit Winbugs so much.

[@mrtechwiz]

Just commenting to say hi! Your videos are always really helpful, and they fuel my urge to tinker and build.

[@PFSMusic]

I've preferred Sunlight/Moonlight for my remote options. Granted my hosts are all linux, but the performance is great. Even when I am not doing gaming.

[@bjugler]

Wow, I've been in a crisis for a new Remote Desktop solution literally just since last week! I started tempting TO Linux more and it's been painful. I feel like you published this video just to help me!

[@serkanvela5384]

What about moonlight stream or parsec? The are both for high fps low latency remote gaming. Also can be used for remote desktop experience.

[@Tyranwyn]

No support for mobile, parsec that is

[@taiconan8857]

@@Tyranwyn Incorrect, I've used it extensively on my Android galaxy.

[@xlion]

My recommendation, use Parsec for game, video editing or any works that needs better latency RustDesk for normal work use, you can't use Parsec for transferring files, right?

[@Tyranwyn]

@ not on ios then

[@ericbaker8807]

Moonlight rocks. I use it every single day. I do it LAN only though.

[@CoderJK]

I didn't know about this at all! I'll be trying this as soon as I can. Thank you!

[@datpspguy]

If this tool had a web interface to access vm's over HTML this would be ideal, but guac meets my goals still. The web interface only allows to see clients/devices unfortunately for managing configs.

[@kneel1]

ohh its a sponsor lol i was gonna be like umm hello VNC

[@Trendz4U]

You can use Remote Desktop from anywhere (not just the same network) to access a different machine. I have a media server at home that runs Windows 11, and I use Remote Desktop to access it from other parts of the US, Europe and Asia when I'm traveling for work. All you have to do is open a few ports up in your router, takes less than 10 minutes.

[@cll1out]

This is really a bad idea though. New RDP vulnerabilities are being found all the time and your system is taking the brunt of failed authentication attacks. I’m not convinced a strong password is is a solid defense against that.

[@starfleetau]

​@@cll1outso switch the base rdp port and or get something like rdp knight. Any rdp client server has security risks. But the fact remains you can rdp to any pc on the net with rdp on. I ran 2 servers in a data centre with rdp, why? Because it works and it was in a diffeent state and certainly not on my network.

[@shebangbinbash1776]

YIKES!!!

[@kedamo123]

Installing rdp software through a rdp connection with the laptop right next to your coffee mug is pure comedy. Great video I've been using teamviewer for some time now. Might switch just for the experience

[@mjjf8297]

maybe redundant means using "someone else" server while you said you dont want to use another server

[@Vermentz]

This is the exact thing i was looking for. Recently for 3 days i was building a remote pc and it worked super good through team viewer (no need of hdmi no mouse or keyboard just the power cable and turn on the pc) and i was able to use it from my collage but its a bit slow to be honest but as this is open source count me in.

[@WalkingGermany]

isnt there freeware sunshine and moonlight since ages and working fine for anything

[@MickeyMishra]

When I am on the go, I like to travel with light machines and cheap ones that I don't care too much about if they grow legs and walk. Chrome Remote Desktop work a treat to get access to my Windows machines. Its not Perfect , but it works. The next one is sadly for some STRANGE reason discontinued. Its the OLD version of Microsoft's RDP for Android and Chromebook. IT IS LEGIT LIGHTING FAST! Just like using the machine on bare metal. I don't do it for work anymore, but I loved to use a light machine when I'm out or about or having a glass a wine & a Cigar outside , while still being able to use my machine to handle much heavier tasks. I don't do remote video editing or processing very much anymore, but when I did, it was a game changer. Often I was out and I had to sit around for hours, and this was a great way to keep up on work while using a mobile or Public WiFi connection to remote in. For future me? Its going to be logging in to my network at home to check on the Home security setup. Pretty cool and needed if you spend any time overseas.

[@aryansharma8797]

can we get the timestamps for the video based on different sections.

[@newstream2000]

This channel is insanely well produced.

[@gabbieblue]

i think its a bit misleading to say that this solution is FOSS when youre using twingate to access it, but rustdesk is pretty awesome

[@bjugler]

How does Twingate impede RustDesk being FOSS? It's not even a necessary element for anything he's doing?

[@gabbieblue]

@@bjugler in the setup that the video shows, twingate is required for WAN access to the remote desktop, which is something he specifies is a main use case

[@TDawgS117]

I just starting using this about 3 months ago. It's been the best RDP that I've found a while

[@UNgineering]

goo-ee all the way! and don't let anyone tell you different. i didn't understand one thing - how do you configure your "uncle's" client to talk to your server before you actually connect to it?

[@AndrewHargreave]

With your own server you can build your own agents that have all the server and config baked in. Then you provide that installer to your uncle.

[@cozyfalcon]

GUI is pronounced “goo-ee”. The person that gave you flak is just wrong. They probably just saw some other YTer pronounce it wrong and deemed that authoritative. I’m a 30 year software vet that’s worked in some notable companies. Always know who is giving you “advice” and don’t trust the ill-experienced.

[@perfectagent007]

Installed this on my Windows VMs and the relay server on an LXC (no Docker) not two weeks ago. Been working fantastically so far!

[@MadWilly66]

You probably know this, but you don't have to be on the same network to use RDP (mstsc). I use a Dynamic DNS service to give me an addressable endpoint to remote into my home PC from anywhere. I use it all the time when I am away from home. (edit: and had to port-forward the RDP port to my internal target machine)

[@brennonoverton8277]

That does not sound very secure.

[@atomictyler]

@@brennonoverton8277 having anything open to the internet isn't very secure. it should all be done internally and VPNs used to access remote instances.

[@xlion]

Don't expose RDP port😅

[@sharbel288]

It isnt secure but if you have a very secure password to access that rdp and extra security stuff then ur good​@@brennonoverton8277

[@big_rider]

You'd be better using a VPN server on your local lan and access your dynamic dns with vpn client, then once connected you can remote onto your PC while connected to your local lan via vpn.

[@dustinchappell9248]

I’ve been hosting and using my own RustDesk server for almost a year now. It works very well!

[@Brian_Buckley]

Soooooooooo...........Chrome Remote Desktop is not a thing then? I use it daily.

[@NetworkChuck]

I wanted something open source.

[@lightechoes]

I wouldn’t trust Google with sensitive information.

[@Brian_Buckley]

@@lightechoes nothing sensitive on my end, just "Homing from work" but yes mission critical tasks, this is an ideal video for!

[@hsew]

Screw Google

[@Brian_Buckley]

@@hsew Super helpful comment. Thanks!

[@Fantasma25]

I had no idea this even existed! I'm definitely going to replace my clunky vnc setup with this

[@EnvirotekCleaningSystems]

This is probably a stupid question, but why is it free? Free computer programs especially something that allow me or anyone else to connect to my computers remotely makes me nervous.

[@B---------------------------D]

Because back before the commercialization of the internet, just about all software was free. Open Source being the key. Open source allows for accountability, ANYONE can review the code for malicious intent, which by default generally keeps the software trustworthy.

[@B---------------------------D]

If software is free but NOT open source, that's when YOU are the product, or worst case, the software is outright malicious.

[@redolgreg]

It's a common model, free for home / basic use so when work wants a solution you will go straight to them as you have already know it works well.

[@louislectric]

Éy Chuck. Great vid. I've been using this for 12 months to present and it's been really good to me. I'm not looking back to any other service at this point. My next mission is to move it from server 2016 to my Docker host for the sake of start-up reliability. Thanks for the demonstration.

[@GGnext.crazycro]

Google remote desktop is actually very good.

[@marcomendoza9647]

Thank you for posting this video, gonna try this on my homelab when I get home!

[@Xics-c5c]

First

[@robinthekidd]

I work in IT too 🙌🏽 and while I can installed apps on my work laptop, unapproved apps get locked at network level. So Windows RDP works best for me, I have port forwarding setup on my home router, RDP is approved and so getting our to my PC at work I s easy, and goes undetected by the network admins.

[@vadymkvasha4556]

ahah, native speaker - "I'm getting confused Mike's Mac", me, who's third learned language is English, - "come on)))"

[@adambishop5852]

I really enjoy the way you present your content and how you talk etc... Great work. New subscriber, but recently watched a tonne of your vids LOL, I'm an old school mstsc and gooey (gui) man!

[@AndreasBrekken]

This looks awsome! I have been looking for an open source alternative to team viewer, and this looks perfect.

[@RythMcAle]

for whatever reason, i get the feeling of bob ross while watching your videos. its rather nice.

[@bobrov69]

Love ur energy bro!! Good info as usual 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@blackouttech]

This is the second time that you and I have been on the same page. I just swapped over to rustdesk as well 😂

[@parttimedude5440]

Honorable mention to Stream Link... Sometimes I use it for remote desktop. Works !

[@andydavies27]

I use VNC to manage a headless windows nuc and a raspberry pi (if I want the desktop rather than just ssh in terminal) from a central Mac mini, MacBook Air or my phone. Appreciate you need a better connection for actually using the computers remotely rather than just checking stuff like I do, but for most people vnc works great.

[@SametKaratas-db1xu]

1:32 I use Windows Server 2022 and it's still free and perfectly fine

[@DeadDroids64]

Hi Chuck. Thank You for this awesome video. I’ve missed looking at that application but now I will 😊. Thank You for showing the way.

[@parzival988]

This couldn’t have come at a better time lol, was trying to find a way to access machines on a network offsite

[@cken27]

While I knew rustdesk is good, I always thought I had to localhost a relay server first. The first 10 minutes is a time saver. Thanks Chunk

[@Project_OMEG4]

I've used Duet for a few years to be able to access my computer from my iPad (and to use my iPad as a drawing tablet). But using Twin Gate and Rust Desk seems like a more robust solution!

[@badluckprophet9103]

Regarding the ipad as a drawing tablet, I've had a heck of a time finding anything but Parsec's paid tier or Windows native RDP that supports pen pressure. Looked at rustdesk's github and it seems like they don't support it either. At least not yet.

[@harrymagooslum5770]

Thanks Chuck for the timely video - I was just wanting to get access to all of my various computers similar to what you are doing. Seems like a great solution. Btw, your keyboard has a really nice clickety-clack sound that I can almost feel. If it’s a desktop keyboard I’d be interested in the details.! I didn’t find one on your Amazon affiliate linked store.

[@mikepace5860]

Nice video, like your videos and your dog selection 🙂

[@tabaniz]

🤠 awesome... Thanks for this great, wonderful and informative video. That's is going to be my this weekend project. Ahh yes... I have to learn docker too 😂 Cheers mate

[@israeldiaz936]

Hi 👋 Not RDP related precisely, but i've used Twingate for my homelab and i love it, only downside is https connection to my portainer or cockpit service. For work, we've used ZeroTier, and that blew our minds when we started, we could connect to each others PCs with almost no lag.

[@agushary9405]

Hi bro, thats so inspiring,, i a working with my own new homelab, I and I really got isnpired and learn new thing from your channel, I appreciate it, and I wanna be sharing like you do on my local community, gonna hope I can do It too,, but I need so much to learn

[@DeanDip]

Gooey is how GUI has always been called. Spelling it out is like how one of my old math teachers would call out someone by saying, "If you're a nerd" if a student says feet squared instead of square feet for ft²

[@vwagenjetta]

Very cool! I use AnyDesk for all my needs, which are to remote into family and friends' laptops to help them install or update things. My parents and I are running Arch Linux, and they don't know what that means, so sometimes I have to remote in when there's a package conflict when they're updating and it stops. I use SSH to update all my other linux PCs from my main desktop, or just run my update script manually if I happen to be using one of those PCs.

[@blindhipshaker6409]

for many years I would use ssh tunnelling with a listening port into Macs then use the built in screenshare, you can also mount sharepoints over afp securely through and ssh connection.

[@One_Guy]

Unraid seems to have a docker container for RustDesk too :D

[@RK-ly5qj]

You would create a t-shirt with "control x y enter to save" :D

[@ManjaroBlack]

I use an iPad and RDP into many computers. Windows, Mac, Linux. I tried Rustdesk a while back and if I remember right the interface and scaling wasn’t great. I’ll have to give it another go.

[@ElliottDay-ok6ti]

it depends on what monitor is connected to the machine if you have a 1080p the quality will look terrible on an iPad, get yourself a cdmi dummy adapter that supports 4k res. that's if you use them headless

[@Parkerlogic]

This is amazing and crazy at the same time

[@Thomasmcse]

Thanks, that was what I was looking for the last couple of years.

[@Sameer.Trivedi]

This topic needs more attention: I keep jumping between TeamViewer, anydesk, chrome remote desktop, RDP/xrdp and moonlight. It's hell.

[@networkbib]

I really needed a solution for rdp and i saw this video👍

[@techlm76]

The best thing about being a developer is that I am able to develop my own open source remote desktop with full control.

[@techlm76]

I have just recently uploaded a video of a demo project.

[@fro2t]

9:15 notice that chuck is an epic gamer who likes epic games project zomboid , civ6 and age of empires IV are great time sinkers

[@lock4252]

As someone that use windows rdc for basic things, i can 100% confirm that you don t have to be on the same network, but yeah port forwarding is a must

[@tendosingh5682]

Port forward RDP? That's a huge security risk.

[@lock4252]

@ gl guessing my windows password, or even my ddns adress