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If you're fine with RDP, both KDE and GNOME have built-in RDP support on Wayland. If you want something closer to ssh -X, look up waypipe.
by ndiddy 4mo ago
If you're fine with RDP, both KDE and GNOME have built-in RDP support on Wayland. If you want something closer to ssh -X, look up waypipe.
- sthuck 4mo agoI might be mistaken, but both need a physical monitor turned on. If your monitor goes to sleep you can't connect/see a black screen. The kde one doesn't support remote user login, and while the gnome one does on paper, I never got it to work. The remote connection situation in Wayland is a major regression.
- ndiddy 4mo agoYeah that's fair, the KDE people have remote login as a goal but it's not there yet. Waypipe is definitely the more mature option at the moment if you need a headless workflow.