For many Mac users, it’s too difficult to remotely consult the big guns.

Mac users rely almost exclusively on Teamviewer for things that a QQ can do on Windows.

Teamviewer also gets a lot of teasing: high occupancy, slow to open, and sometimes charged for being recognized as a business…

Now, there is no need to contend with it.

This remote desktop software called RustDesk is a hit! Has earned 3.3k stars on Github.The name gives it away, and yes, the language in which the software is developed is Rust.

RustDesk supports multiple platforms, and the “install package” is only 8-9MB, which is quite lightweight.What’s more, the software is semi-portable, no installation or configuration required, out of the box.

The user interface is also very intuitive and simple:RustDesk uses encrypted direct connection. It first tries to make a hole to establish a connection. If the connection fails, it forwards the connection through the server.

It supports transferring files across platforms. For example, when transferring files between A Mac and A Windows computer, the interface looks like this:According to Gitee, the developer is a Chinese programmer, although the software is also available in Chinese.Bitter remote for a long time, I tried to get started ~

Select the Mac and Android phone clients, download and install them at once.

When opened, the interface is really clean, and it looks something like this:However, the public server does not currently support changing the ID.

Next, if you want to access your computer from your phone, you need to enter your ID and password.

When connected, the mobile phone will display the operation interface of the computer side, and the screen size can be adjusted with two fingers:Click on the toolbar below to display the commonly used computer keys and some Settings:In addition, if the computer client is online and no one is around, the user can directly access the computer by entering a password on the mobile phone.

Unfortunately, RustDesk doesn’t yet have control over Android devices.

In fact, the author has been updating the software version since last year. Many netizens said: the software is small, the interface is simple, than Teamviewer incense ~

But others question it on security grounds.

According to the authors on V2EX, 90% of the code on GitHub has been open sourced, but the server code and mobile code have been retained.

In addition, in case of slow connections due to Intranet penetration failures, RustDesk supports its own relay server and provides tutorials.For more details, check out the link below

Portal: rustdesk.com/zh/ github.com/rustdesk/ru… gitee.com/rustdesk

[1]www.v2ex.com/t/772047 [2]www.v2ex.com/t/712086?p=… [3] juejin. Cn/post / 688105…

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