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A [[terminal server]] allows a user to log in and work on the server just as he would do on his desktop. The following solutions exist: | A [[terminal server]] allows a user to log in and work on the server just as he would do on his desktop. The following solutions exist: | ||
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| + | = Linux desktop = | ||
| + | * [[guacAMole]] | ||
* [[xdmcp]] | * [[xdmcp]] | ||
* [[nx]] | * [[nx]] | ||
| + | * [[set up a terminal server using VNC]] | ||
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| + | = Windows desktop = | ||
| + | * [http://www.rdesktop.org/ rdesktop] | ||
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| + | = Keys = | ||
| + | When you work on a terminal server you do not want your '''Print Screen''' key to work on the local machine, but on the remote one. Read on [[Configure_your_print_screen_key|here]]. | ||
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| + | = See also = | ||
| + | * [[control a computer over the network]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:13, 16 June 2014
A terminal server allows a user to log in and work on the server just as he would do on his desktop. The following solutions exist:
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Linux desktop
Windows desktop
Keys
When you work on a terminal server you do not want your Print Screen key to work on the local machine, but on the remote one. Read on here.
