by wheresvic1 on 7/3/19, 7:25 PM with 12 comments
by amanzi on 7/4/19, 2:19 AM
* Start with an Ubuntu Server base
* Install tasksel: sudo apt install tasksel
* Install the Xubuntu core desktop: sudo tasksel install xubuntu-core
* Install XRDP: sudo apt install xrdp
Then two small changes to make XRDP work:
* sed -i 's/allowed_users=console/allowed_users=anybody/g' /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
* echo "startxfce4" > ~/.Xclients
Give the machine a reboot and you're good to go. You can log in with an RDP client and continue configuring as you see fit.
by viraptor on 7/3/19, 8:51 PM
That's a bad advice and it really has no place in this article. Please leave your automatic update in place.
by microwavecamera on 7/3/19, 8:41 PM
echo mynewuser:mynewpassword | sudo chpasswd
If you set the password using echo like this it will log the plaintext password in the current user's .bash_history file.by equalunique on 7/3/19, 9:54 PM
by number6 on 7/4/19, 5:19 AM
by couchand on 7/3/19, 8:41 PM
by dekhn on 7/3/19, 8:44 PM