#Chrome remote desktop arch Pc#
I can't test it though as my other PC is down and my work's network blocks the CRD sessions apparently.
#Chrome remote desktop arch update#
New update to the AUR package was just released, and now the problem with my Arch laptop immediately appearing as Offline after adding it to Chrome Remote Desktop is no longer happening. Seems like the actual daemon can't start for some reason. When I go to actually open the Chrome Remote Desktop app, it opens and shows my laptop there, but it's just always Offline no matter what. # exec classic gnome-session -session gnome-classicĮxport $(dbus-launch) was already un-commented by default so I assumed it was supposed to be that way In this case, we recommend that you use different desktop environments for your Chrome Remote Desktop session and your local session, or use the. Tip: Your desktop environment may not support more than one session at a time. chrome-remote-desktop-session starts when Chrome Remote Desktop starts. The Chrome Remote Desktop service is created by Google and is available over the internet. The virtual desktop session is created and. # Remove the # and select ctrl-X to finish. If you prefer a remote connection over a web browser or have limitations in installing an RDP server, you can try out a remote connection via Google Chrome. My /home/user/.chrome-remote-desktop-session file looks like this: # You will have to uncomment one of the following lines for CRD to work I haven't found anything useful from Googling this error message, and if I try to vim the supposed tmp logfile, it just shows me a blank file Please check log to determine host status. Daemon process started in the background, logging to '/tmp/chrome_remote_desktop_20190404_103325_sqG4U9'
I installed chrome-remote-desktop from the AUR, went through the installation process as directed by the package installation:ġ) ran crd -setup as normal user, although it did prompt for sudoĢ) enabled remote access by going to chrome://apps, starting CRD, and enabling the Arch laptop and assigning a PINģ) I've tried both with and without systemctl -user chrome-remote-desktop, same result either wayĤ) Set resolution to 1366x768, laptop's native resolutionĥ) ran crd -start after completing all the other setup steps, but I am getting this error message (which I'm pretty sure is the root problem): crd -start I'd like to get chrome-remote-desktop working on the Arch laptop.
I have a Windows desktop and an Arch laptop.
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