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Still cannot recreate the responsiveness and auto-adapting resolution/DPI nature of Windows RDP in Linux. I want to be able to remotely connect from a laptop, desktop, etc and have it adapt to the client resolution and everything be clear and responsive and support keyboard shortcuts and re-up my existing session. Bandwidth isn't the issue here, typically 5+ gbps fiber. Have tried xrdp, various VNC clients, gnome remote desktop, nomachine, AnyDesk, rustdesk, parsec, etc.
This is actually the only thing holding me back.
I run multiple Linux VMs or LXCs (Debian, Fedora, Mint, Ubuntu...probably others) but making it my one and only primary just hasn't worked out.
remmina.
Auto scaling works way better than in the native msdtc client.