This was really helpful to see the pros and cons of wsl. I wasn´t aware that gnome is not working properly with that, so I can stop bothering tinkering with it right away.
Thank you, great tutorial . Remote Desktop Connect response is ""Your computer could not connect to another console session on the remote computer because you already have a console session in progress." type -- sudo systemctl status xrdp Did not see “active (running)” sudo systemctl start xrdp Hope this helps Port 3389 is used by windows. So check the ini files use port 3390 or something different. Maybe that will help
this is really cool but I still don't know what I would do in Linux that I can't do in Windblows. I love the idea of being a script ninja, but I think it's above my skill level.
Why Xrdp is not redirecting me to the ubuntu desktop? My Credentials are right. After clicking on the button it is showing only background colors. Nothing else
@@kskroyaltech I am sure I am using these port numbers. I tried both. But a blank window is coming every time. Also, whenever I was installing xrdp and others by command, I was not getting the prompt window for gdm3 or lightdgm. I tried in two of my computers.
I am a developer and I will be setting up PHP environment by installing php, vagrant, phpstorm, vscode, etc in Ubuntu 24.04 On Windows 11 Using WSL and accessing everything inside XFCE Desktop ENV via remote desktop connection. 1) Can there be any issues like laggy or slow or not running inside xfce desktop env? 2) Can I easily browse via chrome, watch youtube, doing meetings inside xfce desktop env?
@@kskroyaltechHello. Thank you very much for your response. Overall, it's good. The only thing is this: 1. Some of the OOTB apps are not running like browser etc 2. The RU-vid videos are a bit laggy and the sound is not coming through. If you can suggest some solution in this that would be very helpful. thanks
Remote desktop connection won't work for me - says "your computer could not connect to another console session on the remote computer because you already have a console session in progress." :(
You can install all of them... Also you can install full fledge version of ubuntu using Virtual box.. See this link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8uYjoBh21IU.html
@@kskroyaltech I tried the virtual box method. I am only using ubuntu to compile mud drivers, I dont think virtual box is what I need. Wsl is going to do just fine. Thanks for this reply. as a side note is there any benefit to running xrdp and using remote desktop locally? or is it just to have a GUI? thanks again!
I'm getting an error: Your computer could not connect to another console session on the remote computer because you already have a console session in progress. please help
After turning on the feature, it tells to reboot. But when the reboot is done, the feature are disabled again. This is causing the WSL to malfunction. What should I do? pls help.........
I don't know how my wsl application unfortunately uninstalled from my system but when I want to install it using wsl install command then it's downloading showing but after that showing catastrophic failure why that happens don't understand 😢😢
Yes you can. But XFCE works better than standard Version. To setup standard gnome account:: See this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/78074498/how-to-configure-xrdp-to-work-with-gnome-on-ubuntu
@kskroyaltech it was if you want sometime we could maybe go over it on discord or something. Because something is either missing or needed and that's why I am getting a error.
@@kskroyaltech I mean you didn't install ubuntu GUI :P I asked someone about this method to have GUI and they sad that this windows CLI is not intent to have GUI in windows subsystem for linux? Maybe bacause of that it's complicated to install it? I tried another video and in the end it was not installed so I give up and installed regular linux with hyper-v.
You do not want to dual boot Linux with windows. They need two separate boot partitions and hard drives. Do not do it any other way. Do not use windows version of Linux. Big Mistake!
@@binnichtaktiv_ Dual boot generally means using the same boot partition for both OSes. That's in general a bad idea. When windows does a major update you will not be able to boot back into Linux until you fix it. My main point was to use two separate boot partitions. If you can do that on one HDD, then you're good to go. I personally don't like to mix win and Lin on the same drive even if it can be done now days.
