Vinagre ou Microsoft Remote Desktop : une bonne alternative sous Linux ?

Vinagre, alternative Linux à Microsoft Remote Desktop

Mis à jour le 27 octobre 2026

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Vinagre is a functional but discontinued replacement for Microsoft Remote Desktop, suitable only for users who specifically need a GNOME-integrated RDP client and do not mind using legacy software. It handles basic RDP connections, multiple sessions via tabs, and clipboard synchronization effectively. However, because it is no longer maintained, it lacks support for modern RDP features, security updates, and advanced authentication methods like current Kerberos implementations. For most users, GNOME Connections is the recommended successor. Choose Vinagre only if you require specific legacy behaviors or are stuck on an older GNOME version that does not support the newer client.

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Licence: GPL-3.0
Prix: Gratuit
Dernière version: 3.22.0
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil

Connects to Windows machines via RDP protocol
Supports multiple simultaneous remote sessions in a single window
Provides keyboard and mouse integration for remote control
Synchronizes clipboard between local and remote systems
Allows saving and managing connection bookmarks

Ce qui change

Discontinued status means no security patches or modern protocol updates
Lacks support for newer Windows authentication methods and encryption standards
Interface is dated GNOME 2/3 style, not matching modern Windows client aesthetics
No built-in file transfer manager; relies on clipboard or separate tools
Does not support dynamic resolution adjustment as smoothly as modern clients

Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Remote Desktop

Vinagre does not natively open .rdp files created by Microsoft Remote Desktop. You will need to manually extract the server address, port, and username from the .rdp file and enter them into Vinagre's connection dialog. There is no automated import function for these files.

Passer de Microsoft Remote Desktop à Vinagre, étape par étape

Install Vinagre via your distribution's package manager if not already present
Extract server IP, port, and credentials from your existing .rdp files
Create new connection profiles in Vinagre using the extracted details
Test RDP connectivity to ensure authentication works with your Windows setup
Configure clipboard synchronization settings in Vinagre preferences if needed
Bookmark your most-used connections for quick access

Fonctionnalités clés de Vinagre

Connexions multiples simultanées par onglets
Prise en charge de VNC, RDP, tunneling SSH et SPICE
Parcours et signets de serveurs
Mise à l'échelle dynamique et réglage de la profondeur de couleur
Synchronisation du presse-papiers entre client et serveur
Contrôle de la compression d'image pour les connexions à faible débit

Installer Vinagre sous Linux

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install vinagre

Fedorasudo dnf install vinagre

openSUSEsudo zypper install vinagre

Questions fréquentes

Is Vinagre still receiving security updates?

No, Vinagre is discontinued and no longer receives security patches. Use GNOME Connections instead for a maintained alternative.

Can Vinagre handle Kerberos authentication?

Support is limited and may not work with modern Windows environments. Basic NTLM might work, but complex authentication setups often fail.

Does Vinagre support file transfer like Microsoft Remote Desktop?

No, it does not have a built-in file transfer feature. You can copy and paste small files via the clipboard, but large transfers require separate tools.

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