![]() ![]() ![]() If it is running, you are connected to the in-progress session. When you connect, a session is started if one is not already running. This is similar to the classic vncserver mechanic. The Linux version of chrome remote desktop (henceforth, CRD) doesn’t allow clients to connect and control an existing X session rather, there is a dedicated X session specific to CRD. ![]() This documentation (under "Enable remote access to your computer"): The two main sources of information I found are:Īn old product forum post: !topic/chrome/8PMxG69VJ6o The upstream documentation is a little bit scattered, not always entirely complete, and the Ubuntu package provided needs some poking to work. Setting up Chrome Remote Desktop on Ubuntu # Originally posted by `scode` at no longer available. ![]()
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