Ubuntu Remote Desktop Login protocol XRDP && configuration system Services && Ubuntu installation VirtualBox

(1) XRDP is a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) protocol service that allows users to access the Ubuntu desktop via remote logins on XP as long as the XRDP service is installed in Ubuntu. If your Ubuntu 10.04 does not support XRDP (10.10 support XRDP 0.5), (you can also direct Apt-get install XRDP installation).

On XP, press the key combination "Windows+r" to run mstsc, that is, run Remote Desktop. After you enter the Ubuntu server IP and user account password, you can access it. The following figure:

The complete official website 12.04 system is able to use normally XRDP connection. If you are using Remote Desktop Connection, logging in is wallpaper and nothing. There is a way to solve this:

A,sudo Apt-get Install Vnc4server

B,sudo Apt-get Install Xubuntu-desktop

C,sudo Apt-get Install Gnome-panel

D,sudo gedit/etc/xrdp/startwm.sh, in. /etc/x11/xsession the previous line into the echo "Gnome-session--session=ubuntu-2d" > Xsession

E,SUDO/ETC/INIT.D/XRDP restart

Starting from step c is the key, if you do not, the remote login desktop does not have an icon without the mouse response, can not be used.

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How to configure system services: Using Apt-get install sysv-rc-conf, after installation, a text interface appears in the terminal running sysv-rc-conf. The leftmost is the system service name, and the right side is the run level, which can be selected to start or close separately. When configured, select "Q" to exit.

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Ubuntu version 12.04, you can install VirtualBox, to run a Ubuntu10.04, easy to use. The method is sudo apt-get install VirtualBox, then click to run, need to pay attention to the process points: Create a new virtual hard disk, the other directly configured after the end. Then click to run, you will be prompted to load the operating system of the ISO file, directly installed on the line.

Reference text: http://blog.csdn.net/black_ox/article/details/18354325