RDP is definitely the better protocol (cached client side assets, hardware accelerated video compression), but I’ve always had trouble making it work. For Linu

RDP is definitely the better protocol (cached client side assets, hardware accelerated video compression), but I’ve always had trouble making it work. For Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD hosts, and Unix / MacOS clients, I use tigervnc (be sure to also use their client). It’s the fastest vnc implementation I have seen, and reasonably trouble-free. My main complaint is that the MacOS client hasn’t been updated for hidpi mode, so MacOS applies a gaussian blur to the session window. (Screen Sharing is the built in MacOS VNC client. It supports HiDPI, but the session immediately hangs when I use it.)