Ubuntu 18.04, codenamed Bionic Beaver, is out!If you haven't upgrade to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS version yet, this tutorial will teach you how. Just in case you don't aware, the current long-term support (LTS) edition Ubuntu 16.04 is supported until April 2021 and the current normal edition Ubuntu 17.10 is supported until July 2018. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS may only come in 64-bit so you'll need a computer that support that arch You'll want a computer that can boot from a CD/DVD or Flash drive as you're going to.
Ubuntu 18.04 is the latest LTS release available to download. This tutorial has download links to DVD ISO Images of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS release. You can find the Ubuntu 18.04 release notes on its official website.
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Download Links
Please find below DVD ISO images download links for Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu server edition. The big u movie website. You can also use torrent to download images.
Desktop Edition
Server Edition:
Download Ubuntu 18.04 via Command Line
You can download any remote file suing wget or curl command line utility. Its simple to use. We use curl to download file.
This brief tutorial shows students and new users how to remotely access Ubuntu 18.04 LTS desktop from Windows or other Linux machines using VNC protocol and clients… Although Remote Desktop Connections isn't enabled for Linux systems, Windows users may use other protocols like VNC to connect to Ubuntu desktop…
Before one can access Ubuntu desktops remotely, one must enable remote access on the Ubuntu desktops… to do that, the steps below should be a great place to start…
Remote access allows anyone with account and access to connect and manage devices remotely from across the room or locations around the world. This is true with Microsoft Remote Desktop connection, VNC or TeamViewer…
The steps below should get you started on Ubuntu…
Step 1: Enable Remote Access to Ubuntu
Ubuntu machines by default have the protocol and server installed already. To enable remote access, logon to the desktop computer and go to System Menu > System Settings… as shown in the image below…
When system settings page opens, go to Sharing > Enable sharing by sliding the button to the right…
When sharing is enable, click the Screen Sharing option on the page and turn on Screen Sharing as shown in the image below…
When you're done, close out. Ubuntu is sharing will be enabled… now continue below to learn how to connect to Ubuntu from Windows…
Step 2: Connecting to Ubuntu
Now that Screen Sharing is enabled, choose the remote access client to connect to Ubuntu. For other Ubuntu systems, search for Remmina Remote Desktop Client. This is an opensource client that probably installed on all Linux systems. Use it to connect to other Ubuntu desktop remotely. Winrar latest version 2019 64 bit.
For Windows system, you will want to use VNC client to connect. Microsoft Remote Desktop Connections won't work here, so you must use VNC or other compatible remote connection clients to work with Ubuntu.
To enable access outside of your local network, you must setup your firewall to forward the traffic to the Ubuntu desktop via a specific port number. Normally port 5900.
You will also want to run the commands below to disable encryption for Remote sharing. This feature creates problems for Windows machine while connecting.
sudo gsettings set org.gnome.Vino require-encryption false
When you're done, test it out. Find the Ubuntu desktop computer IP address and test. If everything was setup correctly, you should be able to access the Ubuntu desktop remotely.
This is how one enable Ubuntu remote desktop access.
Ubuntu 18.04 Lts Support
Summary:
This post shows students and new users how to enable Ubuntu remote desktop access. Once enabled, users will be able to connect remotely from other computers to the Ubuntu desktop. For Windows systems, folks will have to use VNC or other compatible VNC protocol clients.
Download Ubuntu Server 18.04 Lts
Microsoft Remote Desktop Connections client won't work here.
Enjoy!
Ubuntu 18.04.1 Lts
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