but I NEED a GUI to be displayed on the TV as it runs my media. I know much more about using VMs for my stuff so worse case I just use a VM. And as long as Linux mint can share drives over network and run game servers. I understand terminal about as well as rocket science. Wow this turned into a crazy thread! I got lots of helpful advice. anydesk for outside home use -VLC -No machine But I would like if it had a bit more versatility outside of Lenox so I could use a Windows 10 PC to connect to the Linux mint computer. I would be using the Linux mint computer to connect to a Linux mint computer. TLDR: what are some good Linux apps that allow for Remote Desktop on my home network and pack the same features as windows Remote Desktop? So does anyone know of any apps that have this feature set? So far I’ve only seen people install XRDP which brings up a whole different desktop… not what I want. Is there no app or method on Linux that works this exact same way. And whatever changes you make are reflected on the TV’s desktop. The computer locks the desktop being displayed on the TV and shows that EXACT SAME desktop on your Remote Desktop session. Windows Remote Desktop- You can connect with just your IP address through the RD app, and boom your log in. Of course I wouldn’t be connecting over the Internet and just on my home network. But how it works and it’s feature set are exactly what I need so I’ll explain it. All of you pretty much understand what it does I would assume. Windows remote desktop is really well thought out. This PC is also hooked up to a TV and runs the media for TV.
Currently I’m using windows 10 pro, and it’s working really well for me but reliability and RAM usage are not great. Specifically Linux mint as I found a lot of the features it has I need, and I like the setup and cinnamon desktop. So, I’m trying to transition my server to Linux.
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