@Grokker,

While it may seem redundant in certain situations, the login screen in XRDP serves important security and user experience purposes, ensuring that remote desktop sessions are secure and easily manageable.

Additionally, thank you for mentioning RustDesk as an alternative remote desktop solution. It is always helpful to have various options available to meet different preferences and requirements

My point is that the XRDP login screen is redundant. It shouldn’t exist. The user has already provided the values that the login screen is asking for.

Of course, there are alternatives, but you have forgotten the best by far: Rustdesk. Anyway, this is about XRDP and a bad software design issue: don’t ask the user the same in two different places.

@Grokker,

I understand that you have concerns about the login screen in XRDP, but you may be able to customize the login screen appearance by exploring the documentation or online resources of XRDP.

Alternatively, you could explore alternative remote desktop solutions that offer different login screen options. Some popular remote desktop solutions include TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and VNC (Virtual Network Computing).

Terrible UX design.