Best remote desktop control software from Windows to Fedora

[salvodif (Salvatore Di Fazio)]

Hello,
I have a problem I need to control my laptop from a remote Windows desktop.
I have already tried using Anydesk (but it gives problems with Wayland), RustDesk (but has poor performance), NoMachine (the app-image version is old compared to the Windows version).

Can you recommend anything?

Thanks

[barryascott]

I assume that you want to do is a remote desktop (I changed the title) connection from Windows to Fedora Workstation? Is that correct?

[salvodif (Salvatore Di Fazio)]

@barryascott

indows to Fedora Workstation? Is that correct?

yes, it is correct

[augenauf (Flo)]

Gnome has a remote desktop server build in. You can just enable it (make sure to open firewall port 3389) and then use Windows’ built-in Remote desktop viewer.

You not need any third-party tools like anydesk, rustdesk, teamviewer, …

[salvodif (Salvatore Di Fazio)]

it is not good for my problem because in my internal network it seems that the rdp protocole is blocked

[barryascott]

Then I guess you are limited to ssh access then?

[augenauf (Flo)]

@salvodif

the rdp protocole is blocked

are you the admin of your internal network? If not, ask your IT people to unblock the RDP port.

[gnwiii (George N. White III)]

@salvodif

it is not good for my problem because in my internal network it seems that the rdp protocole is blocked

Try tunneling RDP over an ssh session. Before retiring I did this routinely using Putty.