Unix/Linux/Fedora remote connection to Windows desktop-rdesktop

Rdesktop can run on all UNIX systems based on the X Window platform. The current stable version is 1.7.0. It can be used in Linux to remotely access Windows desktops and support multiple versions. Rdesktop is an open-source project supporting the GPL protocol under SourceForge. It uses RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol, Remote Desktop Protocol) to connect almost all versions of Windows.

First, install rdesktop (this function is already available by default in fedora 13 ):
Yum install rdesktop
Then the Remote Desktop Connection command is very simple:
Rdesktop-f-a 16 192.168.1.100
Enter the username and password in the displayed graphic interface.
-F indicates full screen display,-a 16 indicates 16 bit color, and 192.168.1.100 indicates the address of the Windows server.
To switch between full screen and non-full screen, press CTRL + ALT + enter.
Or:
Rdesktop-u yournape-P password-G 1024*720 192.168.0.2
Rdesktop is a command for Using Remote Desktop Connection;
-U user name. yourname indicates the user name of the target client;
-P client user password;
-G Resolution. "X" is used in the middle. It can be omitted. If it is omitted, it is displayed in full screen by default;
IP address of the target client of 192.168.0.1
For more detailed instructions, enter man rdesktop in the terminal and use rdesktop -- help to view more concise instructions.