The Remote Desktop Web client for Windows Server is now ready for use in production environments, having reached the 'general availability' stage on Monday.

Microsoft published documentation on Wednesday showing how to deploy a new browser-based Remote Desktop Web Client that's available for testing at the preview stage.

Google explains : “We are excited to announce official Linux support in Chrome Remote Desktop with step-by-step directions provided in our Help Center.

After a four-month preview phase, Windows Server's Remote Desktop Web client is now production-ready in 18 languages, Microsoft announced on Monday.

A new browser-based Remote Desktop Web Client is now available for preview from Microsoft.

Enabling reliable and secure remote desktop connectivity for distributed Linux deployments is now a business necessity. By following proven protocols, using purpose-built tools, and adhering to ...

Today’s README file topic is rdesktop, the “open source client for connecting to Windows Remote Desktop Services.” We’ll also discuss how to configure Windows to accept rdesktop ...

Make administering all your Cockpit-enabled servers even easier with the help of the Cockpit Client desktop application.

Instead of having to use the Remote Desktop Connection client, you can install and use the Remote Desktop Web Connection component, so you can bring up your PC remotely right within a Web browser.

In the wake of Google’s decision to kill off Chrome Apps like Remote Desktop for Mac, Windows and Linux users, Google is about to launch a web portal for Chrome Remote Desktop. Chrome Remote ...