This is from a different distro, using vanilla Gnome: [image] But in Silverblue I can’t see neither the Remote Desktop or Remote Login (I do have a “Media Sharing” option, though). Why can’t I see the Remote Desktop and how do I enable it? It’s supposed to be built into Gnome , right?

with fedora 40 and gnome 46 it seems to have been relocated to the system at the bottom left of the settings panel. [image]

Where is the Gnome Remote Desktop?

eobet (eobet) May 19, 2024, 9:20pm 3

Thank you!

It’s interesting that even when I search for “remote desktop”, the sharing settings panel is still the top result…

EDIT: Not home safe yet, apparently!

Gnome Remote Desktop with SELinux enforced

My user is suddenly "not in the sudoers file"!?

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