Remmina
Remote access screen and file sharing to your desktop.
Remmina is an open-source remote desktop client for Linux that provides remote access and file sharing to a desktop, supporting connections over RDP, SSH, SPICE, VNC, X2Go, and HTTP/HTTPS protocols. It is copylefted software, available in 67 languages and packaged for over 50 Linux distributions.
The application includes protocol plugins, kiosk mode, and multi-monitor support. Connection features include tabs, connection profiles, automatic reconnects, and support for security features such as CredSSP, gateways, and smartcards. It can also handle VPN and connection setup over SSH.
Remmina is intended for Linux users who need to access Windows servers, manage multiple remote connections, or administer remote systems from a single application. It is distributed as free and open-source software under copyleft terms, with no paid editions or seat-based licensing mentioned.
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