remote-desktop

For now the only solution to release the keyboard hook is to focus out of the application's window on a local computer which can be impractical in case of a blind user or an user who operates the computer only with keyboard. hence i suggest a solution which is adopted in popular virtualisation software like VMWareor Virtual Box, where a special key sequence is used to either release or register th

Language could be automatically detected from user's browser. And if he changes it, this change should be remembered (stored in local storage).

First of all, Thank you so much for this very useful piece of software especially because it is fully written in C#. For months, I was looking for an MVP that does this with no luck! and I was amazed to see this yesterday on HN

One request is, if possible to add copying files from the host PC by dragging and dropping them directly on the "p2p_des

For example, having the installer check if the file exists after downloading, and if it doesn't exist, exit with an error stating the file was downloaded but something deleted it. Check your AV.

The documentation on Debian 7 does not mention to which port, by default, the rdesktop connects to.

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Issue migrated from trac ticket # 921

component: client | priority: major | keywords: win32

2015-07-17 08:48:48: totaam created the issue

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This may help with testing and with things like #916, #917.

It shouldn't be too hard to make a simple win32 client using pywin32 + opengl.
Doing so would also help to ensure that the separation between the gtk client, ui clien

Go through TODOs in wayvnc and neatvnc that cause abort() or exit and make sure that they have error messages attached to them.

When an user gets to "access denied", the frontend returns a bare message. The code is correct "403 Forbidden", but we could use a proper content with the Ravada header, and footer, and the message shown in the body.