The idea is to support Linux desktops like Ubuntu and Fedora. Currently, only the web client is available for Linux, but many features are not available.
Why not offer an Open Source client, Microsoft? Or, better yet, add to existing RDP solutions code that allows RDPW support so we don't have to install more than one tool to handle remote desktop connections? Thanks in advance.
Please create a Linux supported version - you have it all - for mobile, for web, for Mac, for everything - except Linux - any AppImage, anything would do.
Please, you are getting bigger and bigger in the open source community, we have WSL now and other stuff, help us and release a Linux version
Please add rdpw support to xfreerdp / Remmina -- I am able to connect to AVD using webclient (on OpenBSD) -- getting rdp client to work will be a great next step. Thanks in advance MSFT.
Of course there is no support for "shortpath", but that does probably also not work in the web browser version.
It would still help if microsoft would document the new feed subscription model and the extensions they made in the rdp protocol (ex this [multitransport] Ignore unknown data )
Don't really get why they don't provide information since they earn by hosting the avd, not the client. But without the client the whole thing is useless. A webbrowser is not really a replacement for a native client
I use AVD for work and the current Linux offering is not anywhere close to Microsoft's remote client for Windows. As others have pointed out, you offer this client for every OS except Linux. I am not the only professional who has need of this and I'm sure we would all be eternally grateful if a Linux client were developed.
