Now everything should be ready for us to connect to our server using Remote Desktop Connection from Windows and Mac (you can find it in the App Store). To install XFCE run: sudo apt-get install xfce4 We’ll be using XFCE since that is what I prefer to use since it is lightweight and it goes great on budget servers. You’ve got quite a few choices available, such as XFCE, Lubuntu, Xubuntu & MATE. Now it’s time to install our preferred desktop environment. Install xRDP by running the following command: sudo apt-get install xrdp Step 2: Install Your Preferred Desktop Environment With xRDP installed on our Ubuntu server we’ll be able to connect to it using popular remote desktop clients such as the remote desktop connection on Windows, r-desktop, free RDP and others. We’ll assume this is the first interaction with your server.Īfter you’ve logged in via SSH into your Ubuntu server, go ahead and update the package index using: sudo apt-get update
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