How to Configure XRDP to use the GNOME Desktop Environment on Ubuntu | Debian

How to Configure XRDP to use the GNOME Desktop Environment on Ubuntu | Debian ✳️ Applies ✅ Ubuntu ✅ Debian ✅ Linux Mint ? Code in this video ? export DESKTOP_SESSION=ubuntu export GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=ubuntu export XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=ubuntu:GNOME ? Remote Desktop tutorials ? Watch more: ? What is XRDP? XRDP is one of the best remote desktop software tools and the best free remote desktop software protocols for operating systems other than Windows, such as Linux. ? What does XRDP do? XRDP is a free and open-source implementation of Microsoft RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) server for operating systems other than Windows, such as Linux. It offers some key advantages: ✅ It&open-source: XRDP is an open-source version of RDP, so there is no need to run any proprietary software to use it ✅ It makes it simpler to connect to Linux systems: users are able to connect between Windows and Linux systems more easily using this method ✅ It&fairly quick to set up: setting up a RDP server using the XRDP protocol takes only a few minutes, even for new Linux users ✅ It¬ bandwidth intensive: XRDP does not require much bandwidth to work effectively, due to how it compresses data ✅ It&entirely free: there are no fees involved with using XRDP, keeping costs low for businesses