How to install xrdp on Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin
I absolutely love a system that can stay connected! With Ubuntu GNU/Linux, there are many ways to get connected remotely to your computer and get your Linux on! For instance, here is a list of several ways you can stay connected: Desktop Sharing (built-in VNC, see help ) SSH ( requires install ) FreeNX ( requires install ) NX Free ( requires install ) ssh -X (requires install and local xserver) The default "Desktop Sharing" functionality in Ubuntu 12.04 is good for some things, but since it's based on VNC , and doesn't have any additional layer for security, it's not a necessarily secure method for connecting to remote machines. Also, people trying to connect from their windows systems will have to obtain/install a vnc client to use for connection. This can be a problem in some environments. This is where xrdp comes in. xrdp.org is free open source software that can be easily installed in Ubuntu 12.04 GNU/Linux machine via the package management...