FreeRDP, alternative Linux à Microsoft Remote Desktop
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FreeRDP is a solid, native Linux replacement for Microsoft Remote Desktop. It handles the core job well: connecting to Windows machines via RDP with full input integration. If you need to manage multiple Windows servers or access corporate desktops from Linux, this is the standard choice. It lacks some of the polished GUI features of the Windows client, but the underlying protocol support is strong. Best for sysadmins and power users comfortable with command-line configuration or simple GUIs like Remmina. Don't expect a one-click identical experience; you will spend time tuning settings for optimal performance.
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.32.2
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- Connects to Windows and Linux hosts using the RDP protocol
- Supports standard Windows authentication methods like NTLM and Kerberos
- Allows clipboard sharing and file transfer via drive redirection
- Handles keyboard and mouse input mapping for remote sessions
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- No built-in, polished graphical interface by default; often used as a backend for other apps
- Lacks the automatic discovery and simple 'Add PC' workflow of the Windows client
- Configuration is often done via command-line arguments or config files rather than a unified GUI
- Missing some advanced Windows-specific features like dynamic session reconnection polish found in newer Windows clients
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Remote Desktop
FreeRDP does not natively open Microsoft Remote Desktop (.rdp) files directly in a way that preserves all complex settings automatically. While you can manually map the parameters from an .rdp file to FreeRDP command-line arguments, there is no official one-click import tool. You will likely need to re-enter connection details, resolution, and redirection settings manually in your preferred frontend like Remmina or via CLI flags.
Passer de Microsoft Remote Desktop à FreeRDP, étape par étape
- Install FreeRDP and a frontend like Remmina or xfreerdp from your distro repository
- Export your current .rdp files to document connection targets and settings
- Create new connections in your frontend, entering the IP address and username
- Configure drive redirection and clipboard sharing in the connection settings
- Test the connection to verify audio, video, and input responsiveness
- Save the profile for quick access in the future
Fonctionnalités clés de FreeRDP
- Prend en charge les normes RDP 5.0 à 8.0
- Support multi‑moniteurs avec mise à l’échelle indépendante
- Redirection audio et vidéo
- Synchronisation du presse‑papier entre local et distant
- Redirection de lecteur pour l’accès aux fichiers
- Cartographie des dispositions clavier
- Fiabilité de session et optimisation réseau
- Intégration avec les interfaces Linux courantes comme Remmina
Installer FreeRDP sous Linux
sudo apt install freerdp3sudo apt install freerdp3sudo dnf install freerdpsudo pacman -S freerdpsudo zypper install freerdpQuestions fréquentes
Can I use FreeRDP without a GUI?
Yes. The xfreerdp command-line tool allows you to launch sessions directly from the terminal, which is useful for scripting or minimal environments.
Does it support multi-monitor setups?
Yes, FreeRDP supports multi-monitor configurations with independent scaling, allowing you to map specific local monitors to the remote desktop.
Is it secure for corporate networks?
Yes, it supports standard RDP encryption and authentication methods. However, you should ensure your server-side RDP settings are configured correctly for your security policies.
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