Connections
Connections allows you to connect to and use other desktops. This can be a great way to access content or software on a different desktop operating system. It can also be used as a way to provide support to users who might need help.
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Connections News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- K0RR added Connections as alternative to wlvncc
- K0RR added Connections as alternative to kmsvnc
- K0RR added Connections as alternative to wayvnc
- braky updated Connections
- braky updated Connections
POX added Connections as alternative to Rabbit Remote Control and Field Monitor- xnax added Connections as alternative to swayvnc
Connections information
Developed by
The GNOME Project Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Alternatives
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- English
What is Connections?
Connections allows you to connect to and use other desktops. This can be a great way to access content or software on a different desktop operating system. It can also be used as a way to provide support to users who might need help.
A range of different operating systems can be connected to, including Linux and Windows desktops. You can also connect to virtual machines.
Connections uses the widely supported VNC and RDP protocols, and one of these must be enabled on the desktop that you want to connect to.
Connections aims at replacing 
Vinagre as the remote desktop client for 
GNOME.
Comments and Reviews
Working well with Gnome Wayland with fractional scaling enabled. Since Gnome 47, rdesktop shows a very high resolution so that it's barely usable.
However, "Connections" has a bug that when you enable auto rescaling on window resize, it seems to refresh the screen so often, that you cannot interact with the remote server. So you have to turn that off and set window size on program launch.