I think taking inspiration from the current Microsoft apps, (especially Microsoft Remote Desktop, which also works on Macs), would be a good idea. I don't think it would be necessary to have parameter settings per remote host. I would like to suggest Rustdesk to allow the user to configure RDP to use either RDC or MRD and set parameters for each protocol. I, for one, can't use it because my laptop has a very HiDPI resolution and on the remote host everything looks tiny, the window is tiny too and it's basically useless as it is now. The best feature of MRD is it will allow resizing the remote desktop to the client's windows size to always be pixel-perfect at the same DPI as the client and with no scroll bars.Īt the moment, Rustdesk seems to be using RDC, but with hardcoded parameters. The main advantage for RDC is it can handle multiple monitors. Microsoft Remote Desktop, which can be installed from the Microsoft Store (or the AppStore in Mac computers).The good old Remote Desktop Connection, which is part of Windows.There is also an older version (3.3.2) of Royal TSX which is still downloadable and works with the SPS RDP proxy.RDP can be used on Windows via two applications:
To get the installer please download the DMG file from the following page: The Royal development team is working on a solution, and they published a new installer. The latest Royal TSX for MAC (version 4.1.2) is not working with SPS RDP proxy either, due to the same reason as Microsoft Remote Desktop Client for MAC client. It can be downloaded from the following site. The latest (as of ) Microsoft RDP client, version 10.3.4, is working with the SPS RDP proxy. Microsoft has been contacted, and they are working on a solution. The last working version was 10.2.13, but it is no longer downloadable. You’ll be prompted to fill in quite a few fields. There is not any downloadable and working Microsoft Remote Desktop Client for MAC client to use with the SPS RDP proxy. Head back to your Mac and click the New button at the top left of the Microsoft Remote Desktop screen.
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