The GTK+/Gnome Remote Desktop Client is a software program that allows users to access and control their remote desktops from their local systems using the GNOME desktop environment. It is a free and open-source program that provides a secure and reliable remote desktop connection.
Grdc is a remote desktop client that operates on GTK+ and works well with the GNOME desktop environment. The developer, who presumably needed a remote desktop client for their Eee PC, found the default RDP client 'tsclient' on Debian to be quite annoying. Specifically, the small screen resolution didn't allow him to scroll or move the window and disable capturing all WM key bindings. There was no option for Alt-Tab in remote desktop mode, which he found exasperating. Also, in fullscreen mode, it occupied all virtual desktops and provided no control, forcing him to do nothing else while connected remotely.
The developer had used Krdc, which, being part of the KDE project, worked well with it. However, to install Krdc onto his GNOME desktop, he had to install too many unnecessary dependencies. This was not convenient, especially for a small netbook user or a GNOME fan. Since remote desktop was one of his frequently-used applications on his netbook, he needed to find the perfect solution.
Grdc was his ultimate solution, and if you're experiencing similar problems, this could be the answer you're searching for!
The developer had used Krdc, which, being part of the KDE project, worked well with it. However, to install Krdc onto his GNOME desktop, he had to install too many unnecessary dependencies. This was not convenient, especially for a small netbook user or a GNOME fan. Since remote desktop was one of his frequently-used applications on his netbook, he needed to find the perfect solution.
Grdc was his ultimate solution, and if you're experiencing similar problems, this could be the answer you're searching for!
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