Connect to windows3389 in linux

Connect to windows3389 in linux-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. For more information, see. Software: rdesktop-1.6.0

: Http://jaist.dl.sourceforge.net... esktop-1.6.0.tar.gz

Install:./configure; make install

Command: rdesktop-u administrator-g 80% 192.168.0.254

At work, I usually run two computers, one linux and one windows. I used to use virtual machines or something, but sometimes it is quite uncomfortable to run it, so I gradually got used to the way two computers work. I usually spend most of my time in linux. Remote Control of Windows with rdesktop is not good, redesktop is easy to use, windows does not have to install any server, is to open the Remote Desktop Sharing on the line, let's take a look at how to use rdesktop. Open a terminal.

$ Info rdesktop // check the help information.

$ Rdesktop 192.168.1.1 // an 8-bit color

$ Rdesktop-a 16 192.168.1.1 // This is a 16-bit color and looks much better

$ Rdesktop-u administrator-p *******-a 16 192.168.1.1 // all of them are logged in directly. Oh, what else is it?

In addition, the-f full screen operation specifies that the screen size is-g 800*600 + 0 + 0. This + 0 is you.

The position where this window appears on your linux. Nothing else! With-r sound: local, you can make the sound.

$ Rdesktop-u administrator-p ******-a 16-r sound: local 192.168.1.1

Others, the role of-r is quite a lot, and many things can be redirected. If you look at the help, you will get a lot of results.

Reading an article on the internet is good. Copy it from there. Let's take a look:

-R comport: COM1 =/dev/ttyS0 // redirect serial port/dev/ttyS0 to COM1
-R comport: COM1 =/dev/ttyS0, COM2 =/dev/ttyS1 // redirect multiple serial ports
-R disk: floppy =/mnt/floppy // redirect/mnt/floppy to remote shared disk 'floppy'
-R disk: floppy =/mnt/floppy, cdrom =/mnt/cdrom, root =/, c =/mnt/c // redirect multiple disks
-R clientname = // Set the displayed client name for the redirected Disk
-R lptport: LPT1 =/dev/lp0 // redirect the parallel port/dev/lp0 to LPT1
-R lptport: LPT1 =/dev/lp0, LPT2 =/dev/lp1 // multiple parallel port redirection
-R printer: mydeskjet // printer redirection
-R printer: mydeskjet = "HP LaserJet IIIP" // printer redirection
-R sound: [local | off | remote] // sound redirection

Tip: If your local Chinese file name is garbled on a remote machine, it may be because you have not installed the encoding conversion library or the installed encoding conversion library cannot run correctly.

In addition, to use the Remote Desktop client function in Win98, you only need to copy the remote desktop program in Windows XP/2003 to Windows 98. You can click here to download the corresponding file. There are only two files in total, which are very small.