RustDeskLinux
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AnyDeskWindows
RustDesk como alternativa Linux ao AnyDesk
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RustDesk is a solid open‑source alternative to AnyDesk for most remote‑desktop scenarios. It offers low‑latency screen sharing, remote control, and encrypted file transfer across the same platforms, and its self‑hostable server gives you full data control. It works well for individuals, small teams, or anyone who prefers not to rely on a proprietary service, though enterprises that need official support contracts or advanced management features may still favor AnyDesk.
- Licença
- AGPL-3.0-only
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 1.5.0 (30 de setembro de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Cross‑platform remote desktop (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS)
- Low‑latency screen sharing with hardware‑accelerated codecs
- Remote control with mouse/keyboard input
- Encrypted file transfer
- End‑to‑end encryption for data in transit
O que muda
- RustDesk is self‑hostable; AnyDesk uses a managed cloud service
- AnyDesk provides a commercial support SLA and device‑management console, which RustDesk lacks
- RustDesk’s UI is more minimal and may miss some enterprise‑grade features like session logging
- AnyDesk offers a proprietary relay network that can be faster in restrictive NAT environments
- RustDesk’s licensing is AGPL‑3.0, AnyDesk is proprietary
Abrindo seus arquivos do AnyDesk
Both programs store transferred files locally on the receiving machine; there is no proprietary file format to convert. If you have files saved from an AnyDesk session, you can simply copy them again using RustDesk’s file‑transfer dialog. No special export step is required.
Trocando o AnyDesk pelo RustDesk, passo a passo
- Download and install RustDesk from Flathub or the official website on all target machines.
- If you want full data control, set up a RustDesk relay/self‑hosted server following the instructions on the RustDesk site.
- Configure each client with the server address (or leave blank for direct P2P).
- Test a connection by sharing the RustDesk ID and establishing a session.
- Replace AnyDesk shortcuts with RustDesk shortcuts on desktops or start menus.
- Optionally, disable or uninstall AnyDesk to avoid port conflicts.
Principais recursos do RustDesk
- Suporte multiplataforma (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, Web)
- Suporta codecs de vídeo VP8, VP9, AV1, H.264 e H.265
- Criptografia de ponta a ponta usando NaCl (Networking and Cryptography library)
- Conexões ponto‑a‑ponto com fallback opcional para relay
- Servidor auto‑hospedável para controle total dos dados
- Nenhuma instalação necessária no Windows (modo portátil)
- Escalada de privilégios local ou remota
- Configuração simples focada na usabilidade
Como instalar o RustDesk no Linux
flatpak install flathub com.rustdesk.RustDeskPerguntas frequentes
Does RustDesk require an internet connection?
Yes, unless both machines are on the same local network and you use the direct P2P mode; otherwise it uses the internet to traverse NAT.
Can I use RustDesk without a self‑hosted server?
Yes, RustDesk provides public relay servers for fallback, so you can start immediately without any server setup.
Is the performance comparable to AnyDesk?
In most home or small‑office setups the latency and video quality are similar, though AnyDesk’s proprietary relay may be slightly faster in very constrained networks.
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