Installation and configuration of remote desktop rdesktop under Ubuntu11.10

Rdesktop is a remote desktop tool in the Linux operating system. it can be used to connect to the Windows system and use rdesktop to specify the resolution so that the remote desktop can be filled in a blank area: java code rdesktop remote ip address-u user name-p password-a16-g... rdesktop is a remote desktop tool in the Linux operating system. it can be used to connect to the Windows system and use rdesktop to specify the resolution so that the remote desktop can be filled in a blank area: java code rdesktop remote ip-u user name-p password-a 16-g 1024x768-r sound: local-5 where the-g parameter specifies the resolution. Because I am 1280*800, the resolution of 1024*768 is correct. You can adjust the resolution according to your situation and find the best value. The-a parameter specifies 16 colors. However, this has a disadvantage: it is too troublesome to knock a bunch of parameters every time. Therefore, we can use aliases to simplify this command. Open ~ /. Bashrc file. You can add an alias in it (just write it at the end): for example, my: Java code # rdesktop alias rdp = 'rdesktop-a 16-g 1024x768-r sound: local-5' note that the x between and is not written as * or other, otherwise the resolution setting does not take effect. Close the terminal. Re-open the terminal. in this case, you only need to enter the rdp IP address-u username-p password. You can also write your frequently used remote connection as an alias: Java code alias rdp = 'rdesktop 192.168.111.231-u Administrator-p 1-a 16-g 1024x728-r sound: in this way, you only need to press rdp to open the file. PS: 1. the. bashrc file in the user's main directory will be read by the terminal at startup. 2. In addition,-g can also be filled in as a percentage: Java code # rdesktop-g 80%-u dell 192.168.111.231 author znhyz1