This is why Ubuntu 16.04 has been included as supported Operating System. LTS releases will be supported under standard support life cycle (i.e. In other words, when an interim release reaches end of support, he script will be updated and will remove the retired release version. The script will be updated based on the Ubuntu release life cycle. The xrdp-installer-1.0.sh will support the following Ubuntu operating system version The consolidated script will be named xrdp-installer and version number will be set to 1.0. The script is still under work in progress (but stable) so there are some limitations that you need to be aware of Script version & Supported Ubuntu Version authentication popup for updating system source, cannot install software within remote session,….), we have been revisiting the script and we have included some modifications in order to have a workable solution. Based on the feedback received, the changes introduced in Ubuntu 18.04.x and other issues detected (i.e. The new script will be called xrdp-installer-xx.sh (where xx will be the script version)Ī preview version has been made available for people to test and play around (check here). The consolidated script will replace any previous version of the xrdp installation scripts provided so far (standard and custom scripts). The Script – xrdp-installer-1.0.sh Overview This will ensure that the script would be ready to use against Ubuntu 20.04…

However, in order to detect any possible issues and bugs in the script, it has been decided to released in conjunction of Ubuntu 19.10 release which will basically serve as test-bed. Originally, the script would have been released with the next LTS Release of Ubuntu (i.e. As mentioned in a previous posts ( here and here), we have been working on consolidating the standard and custom installation script into a single script that can be used to automate the xrdp installation against multiple Ubuntu releases.

However, this time, we will not release these two additional scripts. compilation from sources) and our work is done for Ubuntu 19.10.

Then, we usually release the custom installation script (i.e.

Usually, we release the standard xrdp installation script that can be used to automate and post-configure an Ubuntu system and enable the Remote Desktop connection feature against a Linux machine. Please Check the Download page for latest versionĪs you probably know, Ubuntu 19.10 has been officially released a few days ago. The script hereafter is outdated and has been replaced by a newer version.

Ubuntu remote desktop server 18.04