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Remote Desktop ​

uniTerm integrates four remote desktop protocols, providing a smooth graphical remote control experience.

RDP ​

RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is the built-in remote desktop protocol of Windows.

Only supported on Windows clients. This feature is hidden on macOS and Linux versions. Uses the system's built-in Remote Desktop control.

RDP

Connection Parameters ​

ParameterDescription
HostWindows host IP or domain name
PortDefault 3389
UsernameWindows login username
PasswordWindows login password
DomainOptional, the Windows domain name (e.g. WORKGROUP)
Session ModeNormal session / Admin session (attach to the console session, like mstsc /admin)
ResolutionFull screen by default; alternatively choose a preset fixed resolution or a custom resolution
Smart SizingWhen enabled, the remote desktop automatically scales to fit the window size; off by default
Network Level AuthenticationEnabled (compatible with all Windows versions, enter password in credential dialog) / Disabled (only for Windows 7 / Server 2008 and servers with NLA turned off)
SSH TunnelSelect an existing SSH connection as a jump host

VNC ​

VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is widely used for remote control of Linux systems, transmitted via the RFB protocol.

Connection Parameters ​

ParameterDescription
HostVNC server IP or domain name
PortDefault 5900. Values less than 100 are treated as libvirt display numbers (5900 is automatically added)
PasswordVNC authentication password
Shared SessionWhen enabled, allow multiple clients to connect to the same VNC server simultaneously; when disabled, take exclusive connection
VNC Repeater IDSet when connecting through an UltraVNC-compatible repeater; leave empty for direct connection to the VNC server
SSH TunnelSelect an existing SSH connection as a jump host

SPICE ​

SPICE (Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environments) is optimized for KVM/QEMU virtual machines, providing a high-performance virtual desktop experience.

Connection Parameters ​

ParameterDescription
HostSPICE server IP or domain name
PortDefault 5900
PasswordSPICE authentication password

SPICE does not support SSH tunnels.

X11 Desktop ​

X11 Desktop launches a complete Linux desktop environment (GNOME, KDE, XFCE, MATE, Cinnamon, Openbox) over an SSH connection, without requiring VNC or RDP services on the remote host.

X11 Desktop

Windows version includes VcXsrv X Server built-in, ready to use out of the box. macOS users need to install XQuartz (brew install --cask xquartz).

Connection Parameters ​

ParameterDescription
HostSSH server IP or domain name
PortDefault 22
UsernameSSH login username
Auth TypeIdentity / Password / Key Path / Key Text / Kerberos / SSH Agent
Desktop EnvironmentSelect GNOME, KDE, XFCE, MATE, Cinnamon, Openbox, or a custom command

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