[The 3rd Xuantie Cup RISC-V Application Innovation Competition] Enable remote desktop function
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I was in the first batch of candidates, but after I got the development board, it burned out the first time I powered it on. I had no choice but to send it back for repair, but it was out of stock. So I waited until today to receive the new board, and found that it was the official version, 8+32G. It was really a blessing in disguise, haha. . .
The power-on was finally successful, and there was no problem connecting to the network cable and wifi.
Because my keyboard and mouse are too small, I decided to enable the remote desktop function. This way, I can use the laptop keyboard much better. I watched many videos of experts here and combined them with articles on the Internet to get the remote desktop function. This way, I can use the remote desktop that comes with Windows to connect to Debian without installing software. It's great...
The installation steps are as follows:
1) Enter the terminal
2) Install ssh and enter the following command
sudo apt install ssh openssh-server
3) Switch to the root user without a password
sudo su
4) Update the system
sudo apt update
5) Install the software remote desktop package
apt install xfce4 xfce4-goodies xorg dbus-x11 x11-xserver-utils
apt install xrdp
6) Change the root password
passwd root
Enter the password root twice
7) You can use Windows Remote Desktop to connect
8) Of course, you can only connect to the desktop via the LAN. If your home broadband has a public IP, or if you have enabled IPV6, you can also connect to this computer at work. Isn't that cool? . .
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