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@Everyone, Even if Ubuntu is the only officially supported distro for RDM, we know Linux is all about choices and we wouldn't want to change that. In that optic, here's a little guide to help you install RDM on your preferred, unsupported distro. First of all, dependancies. glibc 2.27 libwebkit2gtk-4.0 ca-certificates libsecret-1-0 gnome-keyring If you are installing RDM on a distro supporting .deb files, you are done. Simply install the deb package and everything should be good to go. You can start RDM using the menu icon or the remotedesktopmanager terminal command. You can also opt to install the net.devolutions.RDM or net.devolutions.RDMFree flatpak package from flathub. Otherwise, you can manually install RDM using the following steps Extract deb file content. (ar x RemoteDesktopManager_x.x.x.x_amd64.deb) Extract data.tar.xz content. (tar -xf data.tar.xz) Copy bin/remotedesktopmananger to /bin Copy usr/lib/devolutions/RemoteDesktopManager to /usr/lib/devolutions/RemoteDesktopManager You can now start RDM using the remotedesktopmanager terminal command. Let us know if you still have issues running RDM on your preferred distro. Known issues. On platform running non-gnome desktop environment, the splash screen might prevent entering your serial when launching RDM for the first time. Simply press the 'Cancel' button to close the dialog, that should make the splash screen disappear. You can then use the Help menu tab to access the registration form again.

Hi, We recently switch our backend from mono to .net6. Since this switch, a number of our users are experiencing SSL errors while connecting to their data source. The reason being .net6, out of the box, is stricter when it comes to TLS support. With these following steps, you can relax SSL minimum requirements (in effects allowing TLS 1.1) In /etc/ssl/opensll.cnf Place this at the top of the file openssl_conf = default_conf Then place this anywhere in the file [ default_conf ] ssl_conf = ssl_sect [ ssl_sect ] system_default = system_default_sect [ system_default_sect ] MinProtocol = TLSv1 CipherString = DEFAULT@SECLEVEL=1

Hello, We intensivly work with you (great) product on Ms Windows as the main tools for our technicen team @ work... And I am frequently testing the "linux" version, with somes little things that have not been working perfectly... But I would like to ask if you already came accros some solutions for my main problem, making the experiment un-usable. I am currently testing on a laptop, I5, 16Gig of ram and embeted graph card, a "simple" old laptop. I have a "fresh" Ubuntu 26.04 install, standard, so, using Wayland with Gnome. One of the first thing I tried is RDM... but then, I can see 2 mains problems: The scaline factor on menu looks weird (I set up my display to be 100%, not 125%) and when the mouse quits the main central windows and goes to menus or Navigation pane, It get "bigger"... When I try to change the scale factor of the component in the RDM settings: mouse does not behave correctly, and menus goes REALLY small. Second problem, that might be linked... if that for almost all editing/opening entry, etc, I get a "close / Wait more" pop up showing..... clicking in "wai" will finally make it work.... but I made the experience un-usable. (In a recent other test, it seems that on a KUbuntu, experience is much better, but i'll have to stick on GNOME) Is that kind of thing having already been reported.... Would you have some tunning for me to try? Have you any interest in my problems... and would you like to see: have a look, or check those things? Thanks in advanced, and have, the whole team, a nice day PS: Thanks for your work!

Hi, I have lots of configured websessions configured and want to adjust some settings for almost all of them. I marked some in my connections tree and clicked "Batch Edit": [image] "Edit Entries (session type settings)" is greyed out. What is the right way to edit lots of those session entries at once ? I'm on RDM 2026.1.2.3 64-bit on Fedora 43 Gnome Wayland.

Hello, I have installed the RDM Free. I want to create a VPN connection before connecting via RDP. The VPN is already present in the system and I always open that manually with sudo systemctl start openvpn@vpn so far. How can I get RDM to automatically create the connection when I open the RDP connection and close it when I close the RDP connection? I am using Linux Mint. Thanks for the help

Dear RDM team, I'm reviving the topic on RDM for Linux feature parity when compared to RDM for Windows. RDM has become the only tool that prevents me from migrating off Windows to Linux, which I'm planning for quite some time already. I appreciate that you released native RDM for Linux, but its features are... incomplete. Because of that I tried running RDM for Windows in a Windows virtual machine on Linux, but the virtualization/hardware emulation so that Windows runs great on Linux is... less than ideal. It's slow, and RDM, being quite a big app is even slower. And... having Remote Desktop within a VM screen, inside my primary display is also not going to be working well, no matter what. I would like you to somehow rearchitect your development process so that most or all features added to RDM on Windows also end up in RDM on Linux. That would provide Linux community with the best remote management tool that ever existed on Linux so far, with the greatest features and versatility. As for my priorities it would be remote management entries, such as RDP, SSH, Web, maybe Mikrotik Winbox (they now have Winbox 4 multi platform); credentials entries, and handling Hub. I don't care about VPN entries that much. But to be able to launch the above entries with doubleclick, having credentials entered, just like in RDM on Windows, is a must have. Great SSH agent, password generator and other shared tools would be nice, too. There's business justification to that as well. I think fully-featured RDM on Linux would attract many Linux-only users (of which majority are technically skilled, working in IT industry), and certainly some of them can become paying customers. Please think about that. Thanks in advance!

I atempted to do an import from my remmina configuration files. The import seemed to work fine, fodlers were created etc. When I launched on of the imported entries it asked about an installation path, I chose default and set that as the default. Now the entry throws an xfreerdp not found. If I create an entry manually it works. I even tried exporting an entry from Remmina as a .rdp file, that also gives the same error. While I don't have a problem manually recreating al my connection, importing them would have been nice. All I need is host name and folder, did I do something wrong when being promppted for the installation path?

Good mornig, RDM 2026.1.0.8, fedora 43 I attached a video to better explain the bheavior.: [image]

Is there an option to configure a website entry with a client certificate to use for the connection ?

After upgrading from 2024.x to 2025.2.4 the windows title bar (above File|Home|Edit|...) with the buttons to minimize, maximise + close is gone missing. I used to right click it to move to another workspace. The shortcut ALT-Space is a workaround for that. What is even more a showstopper is, that the window can not be moved into the background anymore. It always occupies a full monitor (as it can not be resized neither). My OS is Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

Since the upgrade of our AD scheme i can't connect to our Windows 2019+ servers anymore. I only receive this error in the logs. Other clients like Remmina work totally fine with the same settings for login. 15.05.26 07:20 remotedesktopmanager [07:20:40:275] [327199:00051091] [ERROR][com.freerdp.core] - [nla_recv_pdu]: ERRCONNECT_ACCOUNT_RESTRICTION [0x00020017] 15.05.26 07:20 remotedesktopmanager [07:20:40:275] [327199:00051091] [ERROR][com.freerdp.core.rdp] - [rdp_recv_callback_int][0x780bf85c9d60]: CONNECTION_STATE_NLA - nla_recv_pdu() fail 15.05.26 07:20 remotedesktopmanager [07:20:40:275] [327199:00051091] [ERROR][com.freerdp.core.rdp] - [rdp_recv_callback_int][0x780bf85c9d60]: CONNECTION_STATE_NLA status STATE_RUN_FAILED [-1] 15.05.26 07:20 remotedesktopmanager [07:20:40:275] [327199:00051091] [ERROR][com.freerdp.core.transport] - [transport_check_fds]: transport_check_fds: transport->ReceiveCallback() - STATE_RUN_FAILED [-1] FreeRDP with console also works without any issues. xfreerdp /v:SERVER /u:USER /d:DOMAIN.DE /sec:nla /cert:ignore Only the RDP via the RDM doesn't work. DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu DISTRIB_RELEASE=26.04 DISTRIB_CODENAME=resolute DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 26.04 LTS"

in linux mint when i use my rustdesk connection i receive error "Unable to find RustDesk executible." same database on windows works perfectly. there is a place where i can confgure routdesk bin variable in linux mint? this is my bin command to start rustesk on linux "/usr/bin/flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=rustdesk --file-forwarding com.rustdesk.RustDesk @@u %u @@" rdp manager version: 2026.1.1.1

Hi guys, After last update of RDM all my opened tabs are going closed when I do an exit command or CTRL+D on a linux terminal. Is there any configuration to avoid it? Thanks!

Hello, This post is a follow-up to a crash reported separately from the sleep/resume issue in the original thread. The crash described here was observed while actively using an RDP connection, with no obvious trigger at the time, though clipboard activity had been occurring. Symptom: RDM aborts during or shortly after a clipboard set operation while an RDP session is active. What the core dump shows: The crash is a Signal 6 (ABRT), not a segfault. The crashing thread was executing RDM's clipboard code via the .NET runtime (libcoreclr.so), calling into gtk_clipboard_set_with_data through GTK/GDK/libX11/libxcb. At that point, glibc's memory allocator detected a corrupted heap chunk (tcache_get_n -> malloc_printerr -> abort). This is a distinct crash from the sleep/resume one and is being tracked separately by the same user. https://forum.devolutions.net/topics/52610/frequent-but-seemingly-random-segfaults?user=46946 Environment: Product: Remote Desktop Manager for Linux Version: 2026.1.1.1 Install type: .deb OS: Linux (amd64) Kernel: 6.17.0-20 glibc: 2.42 Thank you,

Hello, I have upgraded to the latest version of RDM. This update included two new functionalities I was looking forward to: Terminal and Duplicate . While the Duplicate feature is working as expected, the Terminal functionality fails to open a prompt when executed. Is there anything to be done before having Terminal working? Tools - Terminal [image] RDM: Latest OS: Fedora 43 Thank you.

When setting up the connection, the configured URL is used, and the vaults can be used as desired. However, after restarting RDM, the host URL is changed to the subdomain, after which the vault can no longer be used in the Free version. Currently, the connection must be reconfigured after every restart. Connection Settings before restart [image] Error after restart [image] Connection Settings after restart [image]

Hello, I'm experiencing an issue with my clipboard. Initially, it works when I use it within an RDP session. However, as soon as I establish an SSH connection to a Linux server, the clipboard functions on the SSH session but stops working on the RDP sessions. To get it working again, I have to restart the entire application. My OS is Debian 13 (Trixie), RDM Version 2025.2.0.8, KDE Wayland. I'm encountering the same problem on Fedora 42 KDE and Ubuntu LTS 24.04.

Hello, I'm mainly use RDP on my Linux system (Fedora 43 KDE) for SSH sessions. The laptop is a high dpi 2880x1920 scaled with 165%. I have to set the font size to 22 so I can read something ... but when I connect to a external monitor with lower dpi and scaling 100% it will be too big. Is there a way to automatically scale correctly depending on system settings?

Hello, I just did a fresh install of RDM on Fedora 43 and I am unable to open any connection, mostly URL and SSH entries. I'm not getting any kind of error or crash, it just doesn't open the connection and doesn't give any response. I'm currently using RDM 2026.1.1.1 installed via the Cloudsmith repo method and connected to my personal Devolutions Hub account as a data source.

On Windows, if a PAM account is not checked out and you attempt to connect to a device that is set to use a privileged account, it will prompt you to check out the account. I am on Debian (Sid) and when I attempt to connect to a device (RDP) without the PAM account already checked out, I get an "Unable to connect to the Devolutions Server." error. Another co-worker in a similar situation attempting SSH gets an error about Object References not found. [image] [image] [image]

Hi, I'm wondering if there is any chance to update the freerdp used by RDM to freerdp3. This is much better, from my point of view. Better graphics, better clipboard aso. If I configure it as external app, it works, but that is not what RDM is for. It would be great if it could be embedded in the main window. Kind regards Alexander (System is Kubuntu 24.10 with KDE Plasma 6.1.5, Wayland)

[image] How does RDM access other paths in linux? Currently, you can only access /root, and you can't access other directories through the path, so what's the use of the UI of this path? At the same time, can you add shortcuts such as desktops and documents on the local host side, or the default is the desktop, instead of the current disk interface

What is the keyboard shortcut for reconnecting session? (RMB on tab->Reconnect) In MobaXterm after connection timed out it is possible to simply press "R" in that session to reconnect. Is such simple reconnection possible in RDM?

Hello! Am I just blind or is there really no setting to autostart the "SSH Key Agent" in the Linux version of RDM? BR Mario

I've just installed the flatpack version of Remote Deskop Manager on opensuse tumbleweed but I can't open any connections since I get the error "xfreerdp not found" even though I have it installed. I have also tried installing the flatpack version of xfreerdp but that didn't help. Is there a way to specify the location of xfreerdp?