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Access Windows 365 over RDP from GNU/Linux
I have several RDP clients on GNU/Linux, but can't use any of them? Only way to access Windows 365 over RDP is using Windows RDP Client?
Christian_Montoya
Microsoft
Microsoftfamadorian : You can access on nearly any device by using the web client, which you can open by:
- Navigating to https://windows365.microsoft.com
- Selecting Open in browser for the Cloud PC you want to launch
You can also use the Microsoft Remote Desktop clients on Windows, iOS, Android, or Mac. If you have any of those devices, you can download the client straight from the download section of the Windows 365 Portal:
Microsoft should be ashamed. They take far more from the community than the little they give back. They talk a big game but don’t even provide access.
- How do you connect to a Windows 365 instance from Linux when there is a Screen Capture Protection turned on? It doesn't work from web. Thank you.
- As the title says, I'm asking about RDP from GNU/Linux
- Christian_Montoya
famadorian : I forgot to mention, to request this a native client for GNU/Linux, please either upvote or submit a new feedback item at https://aka.ms/w365feedback so we can centrally organize and prioritize.
- I was unable to find that request to vote for it,... so I've creted one:
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/6b657de9-7594-ee11-a81c-0022484f9f6d
- Christian_Montoya
famadorian : For GNU/Linux, we don't have a native Microsoft Remote Desktop client and therefore recommend the web client, which you can launch from https://windows365.microsoft.com .
Christian_Montoya was Microsoft requested to create a client for others?
