As Nick explains here: htt ps://yout u.be/XMZrIXjxrLI?t=407 he was not able to find the RDP enable option. So that makes 2 of us. How can that be achieved?
Thanks 
/hail KDE
you need to install krdp
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For reference, what distros are you folks using?
Edit: Arch here. Arch installed krdp with the update, so there may be a dependency problem going on.
Edit edit: Neon. Right. Thanks
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look at the category
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I’m using Fedora F40 and it ships without krdp too, just like neon. Must install manually.
Maybe ping the Fedora packagers suggesting they package it?
Its already packaged, just a simple sudo dnf install krdp is enough. But its not in the compose, and not marked as dependency (we plan to do that for F41)
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Ok, I now have the option, added a user etc. and set it to be on startup. If I connect, I immediately get disconnected. Firewall is off, so that’s not it. Is there a log that I can check for some error message so I can see what might be the issue before I ask for more help? Thanks!
– edit: got a error message about the protocol being wrong (classic Windows RDP)…
Of course, reconnecting doesn’t work…
This session is being disconnected due to a protocol error on the client (code: 0x2104). Please try connecting to the remote computer again."
- Details:
- Error Code: 0x2104
- Extended Error Code: 0x0
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I suspect it is due to screen sharing being broken on neon.
Hi,
I have the same problem here with KDE Neon (current software version 6.1, Wayland is activ). I cannot connect to the remote client via RDP (krdp is installed).
Is this a known bug?
Greetings
Michael
I hope it is okay, to reactivate this thread. Today I have upgraded to Debian Trixie with Plasma 6.3.6 and installed krdp (6.3.5). But the settings page is still missing.
Is it because I’m logged in via x11?
Update!
Sorry, after re-login with a wayland session, the settings page appeared 