lamco-rdp-server 1.4.4: Calm on the surface, paddling like hell underneath
The real story behind lamco-rdp-server 1.4.4: 231 commits, a cross-vendor Vulkan encoder, and four months of work across GNOME, KDE, and COSMIC.
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lamco-rdp-server 1.4.4 released: Native Wayland RDP server adds cross-vendor Vulkan Video encoding
lamco-rdp-server 1.4.4 adds a cross-vendor Vulkan Video encoder, new transports, and broader Wayland desktop compatibility. Free Community Edition available now.
Introducing lamco-rdp-tools: inspect an RDP server, then drive it
RDP finally has the command-line tools VNC always had: rdpsee inspects a server without logging in, and rdpdo drives the session, past where vncdotool stops.
When Linux won't boot: Diagnose, snapshot, fix, and verify with lamboot-tools
When Linux won't boot, lamboot-tools finds exactly what broke, snapshots so the fix is reversible, repairs it under a confirmation gate, and verifies the result.
Introducing lamboot-tools: The Linux UEFI boot toolkit that tells you how to fix it
A free Linux UEFI boot toolkit that diagnoses your boot chain, names what's broken, and prints the exact command to fix it, on any bootloader.
UPDATE: Making Linux RDP smarter than Windows, not just a copy of it
A Linux RDP server should be able to see and report its own metrics and health. Here's the upstream work putting that into the capture, input, and portal streams, from IronRDP to PipeWire.
LamBoot: a Linux bootloader that shows its work
LamBoot is a memory-safe UEFI bootloader for Linux that records every trust decision it makes to a log you can read after boot, and recovers from crash loops.
Why I bet on RDP, native to Wayland, for Linux remote desktop
Why RDP beats VNC for a modern Linux desktop, and why building it native to Wayland instead of bolting it onto the old X11 path is the part that matters.
Introducing lamco-rdp-server: RDP for the Wayland desktop
lamco-rdp-server is an RDP server that runs natively on Wayland. Any RDP client connects to your Linux desktop on GNOME, KDE, or Sway, with no X11 involved.