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Hello, I fired up yast, looked for rdesktop. It is installed. But I can't seem to find it to run it? It is nowhere in the control panel? Please help.....
  1. 03-21-2007 #1
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    Don't get it, where is rDesktop?

    Hello,
    I fired up yast, looked for rdesktop. It is installed.
    But I can't seem to find it to run it?
    It is nowhere in the control panel?

    Please help..
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    Quote Originally Posted by AboveNBeyond
    Hello,
    I fired up yast, looked for rdesktop. It is installed.
    But I can't seem to find it to run it?
    It is nowhere in the control panel?

    Please help..
    You need a frontend for rdesktop, tsclient is a good one.
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    I do not see tsclient in yast/software management, there has got to be something simple I am missing, if rdesktop is installed via yast, shouldn't the dependcies be too?
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    Perhaps you can try the latest RPM package directly from the project's site, but I'm surprised Suse doesn't have a package for it.

    http://www.gnomepro.com/tsclient/
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    That was it, or atleast it fixed it. Thank you.
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