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Remote Desktop

Remote Desktop is a technology that allows users to access and control a computer or virtual machine from a remote location over a network connection. It enables graphical desktop environments, applications, and files to be interacted with as if the user were physically present at the remote system. Common implementations include Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Virtual Network Computing (VNC), and various third-party solutions.

Also known as: RDP, VNC, Remote Access, Desktop Sharing, Screen Sharing
🧊Why learn Remote Desktop?

Developers should learn Remote Desktop for scenarios requiring remote access to development environments, servers, or workstations, such as debugging issues on production systems, accessing specialized software on remote machines, or working from home. It is essential for system administration, IT support, and distributed teams where physical access to hardware is limited or impractical.

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