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AFAIK the only way is to always run a remote X server (i.e. Xvnc) and always connect to it, even when sitting at the local computer. Maybe you could do somethi
by coryrc 2y ago
AFAIK the only way is to always run a remote X server (i.e. Xvnc) and always connect to it, even when sitting at the local computer.
Maybe you could do something with dpms but that leaves the keyboard active still.
- XorNot 2y agoYeah see this has always been where I think Windows dominates Linux. Going from local to RDP to local feels seamless and secure. I wish we could get that experience on Linux.
- doubled112 2y agoDoes GNOME's new RDP server get us any closer to this dream?