How to set up remote desktop access on your Linux computers

Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNET I have several Linux machines on my network, and I often need to access the desktop of one of those remote machines. Instead of trudging through the house, I can use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to gain access to one of those remote desktops. However, setting up something like Xrdp (one of the Linux implementations of RDP) can be challenging, especially when communicating between different X servers (such as X.org to Wayland). Because of this, I turn to an application that vastly simplifies the setup and connection of remote machines. Also: 5 best Linux distros for staying anonymous - when a VPN isn't enough That application is called NoMachine. With this wonderfully designed GUI app, you can make those connections so easily that you'll wonder why you hesitated. I'll walk you through the installation and usage of NoMachine so you can enjoy remote desktop usage on your LAN. Are you ready for this? How to set up remote desktop access to your Linux ... Read full article.