Glad to see more contributor PRs thanks to AI.
Writing code is easier than ever. Respecting legacy code is still hard.
One careless change, one regression.
I love @github issues like this. They're actionable, well-researched, and they even include a proposed fix. It makes the maintainer's job so much easier.
https://t.co/d2d9F2NUgj
Nice to see progress on unattended #Wayland access in RustDesk.
The security implications deserve careful review, so feedback and alternative ideas from security-minded folks would be greatly appreciated.
https://t.co/aJeIx5IGDu
Two optional features in RustDesk 1.4.8.
- Drag whole toolbar; snap to all four edges of the remote session window
- Switch display button on main toolbar and mini toolbar
https://t.co/Z8ih2EdBOz
We’re working hard to make our free RustDesk public servers safer and reduce botnet abuse that harms innocent users.
That work sometimes brings attacks and hostility. But protecting shared infrastructure matters.
Constructive feedback is welcome. Abuse is not.
@TheGuySwann Run the 64-bit version or the web client https://t.co/U42UM9Uo40, log in with google/microsoft/github, then you can connect, it is still free.
I'm happy to see that @ESET has marked RustDesk as a PUA, but the problem is: why aren't @AnyDesk and @TeamViewer marked the same way? Aren't they also remote access software?
RustDesk 1.4.6 Release
- Custom client auto-update for Windows
- Privacy mode for macOS
- Improved external keyboard and mouse support on iOS
- Improved support for persistent terminal sessions
https://t.co/rgciNFB2Xk