Ubuntu port forwarding wizard install#

You need to install and configure ThinLinc Server on the computer that you want to access remotely. For now, let’s start with a simple scenario to establish remote access to a single Ubuntu Desktop machine and explore the features and performance of ThinLinc. I may make a separate blog post on such an advanced server setup. ThinLinc can make many remote servers work together with redundancy, load balance, and high availability for multi-user remote access. It is much more powerful than I will show you in this blog post using a single machine. However, ThinLinc shines in providing access to Linux-based desktops in server-based computing infrastructure. It is also secure, easy to install, and simple to configure. Thus you can access your remote desktop computer from Linux, macOS, Windows, and a web browser. Another unique feature of ThinLinc is that besides client software, it also provides a web access to a remote desktop. Moreover, ThinLinc also redirects sound from a remote computer - a feature that is not available in any other Linux remote desktop software. It beats all other Linux remote desktop software by its image quality and responsiveness. I use ThinLinc to get access to my home Ubuntu desktop computer with a graphical interface remotely. It is free for up to 10 concurrent users!

It is roughly 80% open-source (TigerVNC, noVNC, OpenSSH, CUPS PulseAudio) with the remaining 20% comprising proprietary code for administrating, licensing, and automation. ThinLinc lets you access your Linux-based desktop on any device from anywhere with a seamless graphical desktop experience that is indistinguishable from a local desktop session. SUBSCRIBE for more Linux Videos Why ThinLinc is the best Linux Remote Desktop Software?

Ubuntu port forwarding wizard