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I am not versed much in Linux, how can I install Rdesktop?<br><br>
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I am not versed much in Linux, how can I install Rdesktop?



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alternatively there is freerdp. probably better developped than rdesktop.<br><strong>apt-get install freerdp-</strong><strong>x11</strong>
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alternatively there is freerdp. probably better developped than rdesktop.
apt-get install freerdp-x11

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I would like to try alternate apps for remote desktop to a Windows OS from Zorin Ubuntu.<br>Remmina works however it has it's quirks I notice, so I would like to try something else perhaps something more stable where I will be able to remote desktop into a Windows OS over a VPN connection. <br>In Windows I would use RDP however I am not sure what equivalent I can use here in Zorin.<br>Any suggestions?
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I would like to try alternate apps for remote desktop to a Windows OS from Zorin Ubuntu.
Remmina works however it has it's quirks I notice, so I would like to try something else perhaps something more stable where I will be able to remote desktop into a Windows OS over a VPN connection.
In Windows I would use RDP however I am not sure what equivalent I can use here in Zorin.
Any suggestions?

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