Win7 use Remote Desktop in attachment to connect Ubuntu Graphics interface (XRDP method)

The following command line is run in a terminal: Note Article to: http://blog.csdn.net/liumaolincycle/article/details/50052619 installation XRDP

sudo apt-get install XRDP

1 1 Installation Vnc4server

sudo apt-get install Vnc4server

1 1 Update system Download source

sudo apt-get update

1 1 Installation Xubuntu-desktop

sudo apt-get install Xubuntu-desktop

1 1 writes to Xsession xfce4-session

echo "Xfce4-session" >~/.xsession

1 1 Open XRDP Service

sudo service xrdp restart

1 1 View IP address

Ifconfig

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Find the corresponding inet address of your network card, for example, I am here 115.156.196.xxx (to protect the privacy of the three-bit, does not affect understanding).

Note: Here also check whether the 3389-port command is turned on: netstat-tnl Win7

In the beginning-> All Programs-> attachment to find Remote Desktop Connection and open, click on the option, the computer entry space to enter the IP address just found, user name entry in Ubuntu under the user name:

Click Connect.

Tick no longer ask, click Yes, and then enter the XRDP interface:

Fill in your own password, click OK to enter the Remote Desktop:

Other versions of Windows and Ubuntu should be similar, and interested can try it by themselves ~