I’ve had an amazing time remoting into friends and families windows machines from my linux box, and they were able to install rustdesk very easily. It’s incredibly streamlined and has been so helpful when I need it.
Same here. It just works and works well
it absolutely is. used it for work and it fit our needs perfectly. I wonder how much improvement it has undergone in the year it’s been since I’ve used it.
Did they ever explain the highly suss Chinese links? I’ve used this a bit and it worked well but I’m still not sure I fully trust it.
x11vnc, when I finally come back to it after trying damn near every remote desktop application on the market:
I tried it a couple of times and stopped both times because it puts it own password dialogue box up for my password. I assume it wants to
sudofor some reason.No! I will not give you my plaintext password.
- No other piece of screen sharing software needs this.
- You’ve not told me what you need it for.
- Even if valid, no user level software should have my plaintext password. Make a request to the system, it will prompt me.
- You now expect me to trust the software developers that make such brain-dead security choices with sharing my desktop? Not going to happen.
Uninstalled as fast as I possibly could.
How’s this compare against Moonlight?
I used to use RustDesk but changed to Moonlight/Sunshine because it doesn’t need hosting a server to make sure my data isn’t sent to some random Chinese server (I remember having read something about it a while ago, don’t know if it’s still an issue)
It’s pretty nice, although IME it’s really crashy.
Rustdeck sounds like a home-dashboard, center, whatever for rust.
@cm0002 I notice this has the same remote ID format as AnyDesk, are these in anyway interoperable?
