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Remmina, alternative Linux à Quick Assist
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Remmina is a solid replacement for Quick Assist for Linux users who need remote desktop support. It covers the core tasks—viewing and controlling another PC over RDP or VNC, encrypted via SSH tunneling, and sharing sessions through a link or code. It works well for small teams or individual support sessions, especially when the remote machine runs Windows or Linux. However, it lacks the one‑click, Windows‑only Quick Assist integration and the native Windows‑to‑Linux link generation, so users must set up connection profiles manually.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 1.4.43 (20 février 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Both use RDP for Windows remote control
- Both provide remote screen viewing and mouse/keyboard input
- Both support encrypted connections (RDP encryption or SSH tunneling)
- Both allow session sharing via a link or code
Ce qui change
- Remmina requires manual profile creation; Quick Assist auto‑generates a link
- Quick Assist is Windows‑only client/server; Remmina is cross‑platform client only
- Quick Assist uses a single‑click pairing; Remmina needs credentials or SSH keys
- Quick Assist is free with Windows; Remmina is open source but may need extra packages
- Quick Assist has a built‑in support chat; Remmina does not
Ouvrir vos fichiers Quick Assist
Quick Assist does not produce portable files; it only generates a session link or code that is used once. Therefore there is no file format to import into Remmina. Users must manually create a new RDP/VNC profile in Remmina with the target IP, port, and credentials.
Passer de Quick Assist à Remmina, étape par étape
- 1. Install Remmina via your distro’s package manager or Flathub.
- 2. Open Remmina and click the '+' button to create a new profile.
- 3. Select RDP (or VNC) as the protocol, enter the remote PC’s IP address and credentials.
- 4. Enable SSH tunneling if you want an extra encryption layer.
- 5. Save the profile and double‑click it to start the session. If you need a share link, use the 'Copy URL' button in the profile dialog.
Fonctionnalités clés de Remmina
- Prise en charge des protocoles RDP, VNC, SSH et X2Go
- Interface à onglets pour gérer plusieurs connexions
- Profils de connexion avec paramètres et identifiants enregistrés
- Support des plugins externes pour étendre les fonctionnalités
- Partage du presse‑papier et transfert de fichiers entre la machine locale et la machine distante
- Prise en charge du plein écran et du multi‑moniteur
- Mappage des raccourcis clavier entre les sessions
- Tunnel SSH intégré pour sécuriser RDP/VNC
Installer Remmina sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.remmina.Remminasudo apt install remminasudo apt install remminasudo dnf install remminasudo pacman -S remminasudo zypper install remminaQuestions fréquentes
Is Remmina free?
Yes, Remmina is released under GPL‑2.0+ and can be installed from the default repositories of most Linux distributions.
Can Remmina connect to a Windows PC that uses Quick Assist?
Yes, Remmina can connect to any Windows machine that has RDP enabled. Quick Assist is just a client; Remmina acts as a standard RDP client.
Does Remmina support file transfer?
Remmina supports file transfer over SSH and, for RDP sessions, the built‑in Windows file sharing mechanism. For VNC you need a plugin or external tool.
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