Then you will want to create a PIN to login. When it is turned on you will then need to either leave the name of your computer or customize it to whatever you would like. Once you have accepted and allowed access to download you should be prompted to turn on remote access.

It will prompt you to download the chrome extension, accept and install it. At the top of your browser you should see remote access, click that. On your work computer go to and make sure you are using google chrome. However, I don't know if changing this configuration doesn't have side effects.Remote Desktop to your work computer from home for free! Login to your google account using. Now the chrome-remote-desktop-connection works, too, where I provide my Linux-desktop. WaylandEnable=false Enable automatic login In the configuration file etc/gdm/nf I have the section:ĪutomaticLoginEnable=False Uncomment the line below to force the login screen to use Xorg WaylandEnable=falseĪutomaticLoginEnable=False Uncomment the line below to force the login screen to use Xorg

However, the access to my desktop does not work with it either and the error message I get on a Windows computer says nothing about the cause.īy chance I found out - because I installed anyDesk as an alternative to chrome-remote-desktop and it also had the same problem and gave a better error message - through a YouTube article ( ) what the problem is:

I have tried several times to install the package on a new machine with pamac on freshly built manjaro.īut this does not work because the file chrome-remote-desktop-1.33.deb is not found (404).īut there is a Debian package for it, which can be installed after all. Pkgdesc='Access other computers or allow another user to access your computer securely over the -20,7 +20,7 source=(

+++ -5,7 +5,7 Contributor: Mateus Rodrigues Costa The diff to apply to the current master branch is: diff -git a/PKGBUILD b/PKGBUILD A PR for the latest version (1.18) is here:

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