This is the best summary I could come up with:
FreeRDP 3.0 continues getting better for this open-source solution for interoperability with Microsoft RDP for remote desktop purposes.
Released at the end of July was the FreeRDP 3.0 beta for this open-source Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) implementation.
FreeRDP 3.0 is bringing AAD/AVD authentication, WebSocket Transport, SmartCard emulation support, OpenSSL 3 support, a new reference client based on SDL2, and a wide array of other improvements for this remote desktop/GUI handling solution for interoperability with Microsoft’s RDP on Windows.
With today’s FreeRDP 3.0 Beta 2 release there is improved AAD support, improved HTTP gateway failure logging, improved shadow server error handling, CMake build system enhancements, the SDL client now has basic multi-monitor support, improved MinGW build support, and various other enhancements.
Downloads and more details on the FreeRDP 3.0 Beta 2 release via GitHub.
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So can I install this on a Windows Home PC (which doesn’t allow incoming rdp connection by default) and access it through Linux? I know there is rdpwrap, but it hasnt been updated last I checked
I couldn’t find any clear info on this.
Freerdp is a client not the server. As far as I know for windows you’d need to use something like no machine or teamviewer for that kind of functionality (or upgrade to pro for the rdp function)
To access Linux from Windows, you need to install xrdp in Linux, if using Ubuntu there was some install problem and a guy made a script to properly install it.
To access windows from Linux, use remmina in Linux, it works pretty well I’m using it daily. Remmina can use a lot of remote protocol, FreeRDP is one of them.
