Using windows exported ".rdp" file from Ubuntu
Solution 1
You can use Remmina, which is default application for remote desktop in Ubuntu from version 11.04.
From Remmina main menu select Tools -> Import and select your .rdp file. It will be imported and added to your saved connections in Remmina and you can use it anytime you start Remmina.
Solution 2
From the terminal this worked for me:
remmina -c Downloads/somemachine.rdp
The command line help says:
$ remmina --help
...
-c, --connect=FILE Connect to a .remmina file
Older versions of remmina don't understand the line administrative session:i:1
in files produced by the azure portal, so you either need to upgrade remmina to a more recent version of comment out that line in the file (prefix with #
works).
Solution 3
Remmina works on Linux Mint 17.3 (Ubuntu 14.04 based)
however I could not get it to work directly with the .rdp file. Neither via import nor per double click.
what actually worked fine was:
opening the .rdp file with a texteditor. Copy pasting server name and gateway name to remmina.
edit: this also saves me from having to download the .rdp file, searching for it on my computer, etc.
Solution 4
Drag and drop the rdp file in the Remmima inbuilt application. Select the connection and edit the details like password. Connect it. Should work fine.
Ba7a7chy
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Ba7a7chy over 1 year
I got this ".rdp" remoteAPP file from work which enables me to run a specific application from the terminal server, I can open it easily using windows with a double click, are there any ways to open this kind of files from Ubuntu ?
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Prinzhorn over 10 yearsI couldn't find this menu on 13.04. But dragging and dropping the file into Remmina worked...
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Goddard almost 10 yearsThis application doesn't work with the more complex RDP connections.
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IgorGanapolsky about 9 yearsCan I use Remmina to open MacInCloud connections in Ubuntu? I just wanna double-click on the rdp file, just like on Windows.
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Guildenstern over 2 yearsThe error I got in the GUI was just “Unable to establish a […]” without any explanation. But opening the program in the terminal gave me this from stdout/stderr:
ERRCONNECT_NO_OR_MISSING_CREDENTIALS [0x0002001B]
. Something to keep in mind.