Remote logon to Windows XP desktop in Linux

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As we all know, there is a "Remote Desktop Connection" in XP to remotely log on to the desktop, and the settings are very simple. Is there any way to remotely log on to XP in linux? Yes. Rdesktop can be used in linux.

We found that there were also new ones available for download: sudo apt-get install rdesktop

Or to download rdesktop, download and install:

$ Tar-zxvf rdesktop-1.5.0.tar.gz

$ Rdesktop-1.5.0 cd

$./Configure

$ Make

$ Make install

Terminal input rdesktop // detailed usage instructions

$ Rdesktop-u username-p password ip can be remotely logged on. Username is the current XP user

Note: Before logon, confirm that XP has enabled allow remote logon. on my computer, choose Properties> remote settings.

The current user of XP must set a password.

It was learned from oceanboo's brother that the tsclient under ubuntu can be used for remote login.

$ Tsclient