Royal Apps

Hi Felix and team! I was wondering if you guys have ever tossed around the idea of a full fledged Linux version of the Royal Applications suite. I love this product so much on macOS that I would love to see it on my Ubuntu Desktop at home. :)

I am posting requesting this again.  Right now I am using Remminia which flat out just does not compare.  I'd take a limited feature port and pay for it at this point.  Other software vendors are charging so this is not out of the question, and with modern development tools the port has to be minimum.  Just do debian and rpm and there all the major distros are covered.

+1, linux please

+1, I too mostly administer Linux systems via RoyalTS, I only use windows at work because i have to

Perhaps RoyalTS should look at something like this?

https://www.codeweavers.com/portjump

Pay to have a reduced functionality port of the Windows program run on Linux with the core basics people in this thread have been asking for.

+1 will be fantastic!

+1 For a Linux Version. Even if it only covers basics like SSH Browser RDP and File Transfer.

Hello, need a way to do it without VM, please help.

I've almost got it working on KUbuntu using Crossover Linux.

If anyone has any idea what might be missing please let me know.

https://support.royalapps.com/support/discussions/topics/17000016684

+1 for Royal TSL!

+1 for linux !

Thanks

I'm pretty sure the RoyalTS Mac RDP plugin uses FreeRDP.

Perhaps there could be some same keyboard shortcuts interfering?

Anyway I can confirm that its working well for me via RDP on a Windows 10 VM that runs on my rack server.

Yep. My Royal TS is Mac-Based though, not Windows. I don't have a Windows workstation. 

Are you using the xfreerdp options I specified above?

I've been happily on Kubuntu for over 2 weeks now and have a permanent RDP open on one screen, I'm not seeing any issues with keyboard functionality using RDP within RDP.

I've hit non-trivial keyboard mapping issues when I RDP within an RDP (or VNC) session. It's not a completely satisfactory workaround.