
What if you wanted to see the UI for your remote server ? well you have XRDP for that , yes true . and what if you don't want to install a rdp client on your laptop and then access the server?
Enters apache guacamole.
Try this playground for the same reason:
guacamole :
username: guacadmin
password: guacadmin
this opens xorg login session
now you enter your linux username and password
laborant / laborant
explore the ~/guac directory and play with user-settings.xml by learning about apache guacamole Here
What if you wanted to see the UI for your remote server ? well you have XRDP for that , yes true . and what if you don't want to install a rdp client on your laptop and then access the server?
Enters apache guacamole.
Try this playground for the same reason:
guacamole :
username: guacadmin
password: guacadmin
this opens xorg login session
now you enter your linux username and password
laborant / laborant
explore the ~/guac directory and play with user-settings.xml by learning about apache guacamole Here