xrdpinitrc, as is mentioned in ~/.xinitrc eg. You might need to append your desktop environment to the call to. Try copying ~/.xinitrc to ~/.xrdpinitrc, removing -exit-with-session, and updating /etc/xrdp/startwm.sh to call ~/.xrdpinitrc instead of ~/.xinitrc. You may get a black screen after logging into the session manager if your ~/.xinitrc has -exit-with-session set in the dbus_args. If you encounter black box around mouse pointer create ~/.Xresources-xrdp with line re:1 and load it in ~/.xinitrc like Remember to restart the xrdp server, and one should be able to connect to the vino session (tested using xfreerdp). You can also restrict vino-server to only listen on the loopback interface: $ gsettings set require-encryption false This must be changed to standard VNC authentication so that xrdp may connect: If you encounter VNC connection errors, it may be because vino-server defaults to accepting only TLS connections.
Append the vino session to xrdp's configuration file: Since vino defaults to port 5900 for connections, we will edit the xrdp configuration file to understand this. Running with Vino (GNOME VNC Server for root session)Įnable the server to be seen via vino-preferences.
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Install the necessary PulseAudio modules with pulseaudio-module-xrdp AUR. Enable rvice.įor Xorg sessions, you can enable OpenGL and Vulkan graphical acceleration by installing xorgxrdp-glamor AUR for Intel and AMD GPUs and xorgxrdp-nvidia AUR for Nvidia GPUs. The xrdp AUR package contains service files for systemd. When you exit the window manager or desktop environment from the session window, the session will close and a new session will be opened the next time. If you just close the session window and RDP connection, you can access the same session again next time you connect with RDP. It is recommended to edit ~/.xinitrc to start your desktop environment or window manager, but you can also edit /etc/xrdp/startwm.sh. xinitrc) and will read from ~/.xinitrc or /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc if they exist. This script is meant to start a window manager (similar to. The parameters used to start Xorg and Xvnc display servers can be configured in /etc/xrdp/sesman.ini.Īfter successfully starting a display server, xrdp will execute /etc/xrdp/startwm.sh by default. The session manager UI can be highly customized by modifying /etc/xrdp/xrdp.ini. If successful, you will be greeted with the xrdp session manager window which allows you to choose between Xorg or Xvnc sessions and provides inputs for user authentication. You should be able to connect an RDP client to the host on the default RDP port (3389). To use xorgxrdp instead for the backend, install the xorgxrdp AUR package.Īdd allowed_users=anybody to /etc/X11/nfig to allow anybody to start an X server.įirst, start the xrdp service. Install the xrdp AUR package (or alternatively xrdp-git AUR for the development version). 4.6 Prevent autostart items from starting.4.5 Prompts for gnome-keyring or KDE Wallet.
4.4 loginctl or systemctl -user not working.4.3 Black screen with a desktop environment.3.4 Running with Vino (GNOME VNC Server for root session).
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