You should now have full remote desktop access control. You will be asked to accept the connection request from the remote machine you are targeting. Let us try accessing the above system from another remote AnyDesk-powered Ubuntu system. The remote desktop system should also have AnyDesk installed. Take note of the This Desk entry, it is the ID your remote Linux desktop system needs to gain access to this one. You can launch it from the terminal or from the GUI applications menu. The installation process should take a minute or two to successfully complete. We can now install AnyDesk remote desktop software via Ubuntu’s apt package manager. Re-updating your Ubuntu system informs the apt cache of AnyDesk’s signed repository which implies that we can now install it. $ echo 'deb all main' | sudo tee /etc/apt//anydesk-stable.list Next, you need to add the AnyDesk Repository on Ubuntu to ensure that AnyDesk is updated to the latest version release during normal system updates. $ sudo chmod 644 /etc/apt//ubuntu-anydesk.gpg $ sudo wget -q -O- | sudo gpg -no-default-keyring -keyring gnupg-ring:/etc/apt//ubuntu-anydesk.gpg -import Since we will be using Ubuntu’s apt package manager, we need to add AnyDesk’s GPG key to verify its signature so that we can be allowed to install it on Ubuntu.

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