In this video I cover how to set up a remote desktop connection to Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora, Manjaro, Arch Linux, EndeavourOS from Microsoft Windows 10 or 11. Although any other distribution that uses the Gnome desktop environment should work as well. Step 1. Enable Remote Connections Support. First we need to enable support for remote connections within Gnome, which can be done by opening the Settings application, clicking on the Sharing tab and activating the toggle. Once done, click on the Remote Desktop option and enable both the Remote Desktop and Remote-Control toggles as well specifying a username and password in the Authentication section. I would also make a note of the Device Name as this will be the destination where the remote desktop connection will be pointing to later. Once done, close the window. Step 2. Connect From Windows. To connect to the Linux installation, I would recommend using the built-in Remote Desktop Connection client that is preinstalled in Windows. Simply, open the Start Menu, search for "RDP" and click on the "Remote Desktop Connection" result that appears. Once the application is launched, type the Device Name from earlier into the Computer field, and press the Connect button. Next, you will be asked for some credentials, so first click on the "More choices" option, then "Use a different account" and type in the "Username" and "Password" specified earlier. Finally, click OK to establish the remote connection. It also likely that the first time you connect, you will see a security certification, so click accept to continue. At this stage, you have successfully remotely connected from an installation of Microsoft Windows to Linux. Social Media Links Discord - https://discord.gg/3SxGk3WG2D Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Intelligent-Gaming-101640054531594 Mastodon - https://mastodon.social/@Intelligentgaming Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/IntelligentGaming2020/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/inspectorgecko #windows #linux #remote