Problem Unable to contact settings server Failed to execute child process "dbus-launch" (No such file or directory) Solution sudo apt install dbus-x11 thank you
With my current set up after following your guide, I can't RDP to Ubuntu using the same user I created during the initial Ubuntu WSL Install. After I created a new user with "sudo adduser {Username}" I was able to RDP no issue with said new user. However in your video it appears you use the same user for your Ubuntu install and the RDP session, any ideas?
The installation was OK, but the last point don't work. I mean the Remote Desktop is working but the login failed. The error notification is: Failed to execute child process "dbus-launch" (no such file or directory).
Hello, I am getting this error ' sudo apt install -y xrdp Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package xrdp What could be a way around it?
Might I suggest you edit files with nano instead of trying to impress all of us with your extensive knowledge of the SED command. That way if you make a typo you can at least find your mistake, since you can see what the file should look like. That said, "Your solution to getting a GUI display it GREAT though."
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Great tutorial but not working for me. When I start xrdp, it told me this : "Starting xrdp (via systemctl): xrdp.service." and not the remote protocol. Could you help me, because your solution is really good and easy ;) Thx
Thanks man. Would be interesting to see whether if you have Nvidia hardware whether the CUDA code in the ubuntu VM will work properly. That'll be an interesting rabbit hole to go down.
at 2:46 , what is that last character after xfce... there is something at the end but you do not say it. is it a 4? I got an error when trying that line
hey! id love to try to but looking at a similar install on a regular linux os, from this video ua-cam.com/video/ozYKkaVK0_A/v-deo.html . Not sure how it will go with wsl since this takes advantage of virtualization. but on the other hand wsl2 features include a full linux virtual machine with a kernel. so it would kinda be like using a vm to create vm's? at that point mabye just install a windows version . not a wsl version . Hope that helps. thanks for watching too !
@@infosecabdul Many thanks for the reply. I checked the shared video before. On that note, if possible can you make a video on safety/security of the wsl2 Linux virtual machine specially on topic of opening an unknown/risky file on that Linux OS or uninstalling and reinstalling that wsl2 Linux virtual OS process. Probably will answer lots of questions of someone like me who has casual knowledge of Linux. Thanks :)
Are you referring to the desktop environment Ubuntu uses instead of xfce? I haven’t tried . The difference to get that working in this install is Vnc would need to load GNOME instead of xfce
Thanks, worked like a gem (when other guides failed). Appreciate it!
after "sudo systemctl restart xrdp" apply change port, but immediately close window after login to Xorg. :(
same thing, did you find fix?
@@aasasq1 Mine same.Have you found solution?
@@许鑫驰 make another user, dont use root one.
2 possible problems
1. you didn't change the port to 3390, 3389 doesn't work out of the box
2. you forgot to install xfce4
Short, Simple & works. Thank you!!!
Problem
Unable to contact settings server Failed to execute child process "dbus-launch" (No such file or directory)
Solution
sudo apt install dbus-x11
thank you
With my current set up after following your guide, I can't RDP to Ubuntu using the same user I created during the initial Ubuntu WSL Install. After I created a new user with "sudo adduser {Username}" I was able to RDP no issue with said new user. However in your video it appears you use the same user for your Ubuntu install and the RDP session, any ideas?
The installation was OK, but the last point don't work. I mean the Remote Desktop is working but the login failed. The error notification is: Failed to execute child process "dbus-launch" (no such file or directory).
sudo apt-get install dbus-x11
Hello, I am getting this error ' sudo apt install -y xrdp
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package xrdp
What could be a way around it?
sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y
@yassine.miled08 Thanks for the reply
it works for me as well, but the terminal does not open inside the RDP, could someone please help
superb, what a hack! worked like magic
After login I am getting a blank screen
Same 😞
Same here, no matter what I do.
I got a blank screen too. WSL in windows 11.
the same...
Is it possible to run other environment like gnome of KDE.
I'm pretty sure it is, but you have to install them, obviously.
Might I suggest you edit files with nano instead of trying to impress all of us with your extensive knowledge of the SED command. That way if you make a typo you can at least find your mistake, since you can see what the file should look like. That said, "Your solution to getting a GUI display it GREAT though."
Great tutorial but not working for me. When I start xrdp, it told me this : "Starting xrdp (via systemctl): xrdp.service." and not the remote protocol. Could you help me, because your solution is really good and easy ;) Thx
I am getting similar message. Did you resolve this?
it dont work, it quits the remote desktop connection im on win11 2h22
but ill let you know if i find the exact problem and fix it... if you could do the same for me as well....
i am also facing the same problem
Thanks man. Would be interesting to see whether if you have Nvidia hardware whether the CUDA code in the ubuntu VM will work properly. That'll be an interesting rabbit hole to go down.
at 2:46 , what is that last character after xfce... there is something at the end but you do not say it. is it a 4? I got an error when trying that line
4
whats the password
it even did not ask the password to create what should i give to login
if possibel, could you please make a video on how to install and run QEMU on Windows 11 through WSL !
hey! id love to try to but looking at a similar install on a regular linux os, from this video ua-cam.com/video/ozYKkaVK0_A/v-deo.html . Not sure how it will go with wsl since this takes advantage of virtualization. but on the other hand wsl2 features include a full linux virtual machine with a kernel. so it would kinda be like using a vm to create vm's? at that point mabye just install a windows version . not a wsl version . Hope that helps. thanks for watching too !
@@infosecabdul Many thanks for the reply. I checked the shared video before. On that note, if possible can you make a video on safety/security of the wsl2 Linux virtual machine specially on topic of opening an unknown/risky file on that Linux OS or uninstalling and reinstalling that wsl2 Linux virtual OS process. Probably will answer lots of questions of someone like me who has casual knowledge of Linux. Thanks :)
I managed to get a full Ubuntu desktop with gnome instead of xfce it's smoother with the snap store and familiar taskbar
Great info, thank you.
thx man, work like a charm
Excellent brother...awesome👍👍👍
It is possible to install the official desktop to ubuntu 20.04?
Are you referring to the desktop environment Ubuntu uses instead of xfce? I haven’t tried . The difference to get that working in this install is Vnc would need to load GNOME instead of xfce
@@infosecabdul Please do a video for desktop environment Ubuntu uses, i.e. Gnome
Fine, it's super easy, but is it barely an inconvenience as well?
can we rice up this desktop
Can you run Adobe with this?
logs in then logs straight back out?
you have to be logged out of the OS. You probably have it open in a terminal somewhere
~$ sudo /etc/init.d/xrdp start
Failed to reload daemon: Transport endpoint is not connected. Why? Appreciate it!
Thank you so much!!!!!
Excellent 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks,
Pulse audio doesnt run
Thx Bro!
useful !
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My screen just stays blue, the graphical environment doesn't appear