# You will be logged in by this user when using chrome remote desktop.
# Allow this user to setup machine for remote access. # apt install will install it together with dependencies. Note: if you forgot to create an additional account you can "unlock" it by visiting on another machine and deleting remote device you set up. Account which is used to setup remote access won't be accessible for regular sign in (at some point I was getting an error message from remote desktop where it blamed a bug in display manager I tried gdm3, lightdm, and sddm with no luck). I decided to follow that guide but without disabling display manager.
Which insist on disabling the display manager. There are Google instructions on installing chrome-remote-desktop on virtual instance: I recently tried to get chrome-remote-desktop on Ubuntu 20.04, and found that most of the instructions either ignore issues with sessions (gnome-terminal does not open, etc) or patch /opt/google/chrome-remote-desktop/chrome-remote-desktop withįIRST_X_DISPLAY_NUMBER = 0, etc, which is not helpful if I want to sign in with multiple accounts at the same time. Sudo bash -c 'echo "exec /etc/X11/Xsession /usr/bin/cinnamon-session-cinnamon2d" > /etc/chrome-remote-desktop-session' Short fix: sudo DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive \Īpt install -assume-yes cinnamon-core desktop-base Symptoms: in remote session: xterm runs, gnome-terminal/nautilus does not. Local users can use Unity or whatever they want. Short answer: yes, but you need to use cinnamon for remote sessions.
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