RustDesk 1.4.0
RustDesk is a fast, secure, and open-source remote desktop software designed for self-hosting, remote access, and IT support. It provides a privacy-focused alternative to TeamViewer and AnyDesk, offering full control over your data with minimal configuration.
The client is fully open source, while users have the option to choose between two server solutions: the Professional Server, a premium offering with advanced features available for purchase, and the Basic Server, a free and open-source alternative for those who prefer a self-hosted setup.
RustDesk features
- Open-source & free remote desktop solution
- Cross-platform compatibility - Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Web
- End-to-end encryption (E2EE) based on NaCl for secure connections
- Peer-to-peer (P2P) connectivity for fast and private remote access
- Self-hosting support - Own your data with easy deployment on your infrastructure
- Supports VP8, VP9, AV1 (software) and H264, H265 (hardware) codecs for efficient streaming
- Unattended access for remote management
- File transfer & clipboard sharing
- Multi-monitor support & remote printing
- Low-latency & high-performance remote access
- Session recording & chat functionality
- Professional & Basic server options for flexible deployment
- Lightweight & minimal resource usage
- No third-party server dependency for privacy
- No installation or admin privileges needed on Windows (elevate privileges locally or remotely on demand)
- Easy installation & minimal configuration required
- Custom branding & enterprise-level features available
RustDesk 1.4.0 changelog:
Added
- Allow logon screen password on lock screen
- Take screenshot
- Hostname as id for Pro
- Auto update on Windows, manual update on Windows and Mac
- Web socket support on all platform
- Trackpad speed adjustment #11680
Changes
- Remove system proxy dep of reqwest
- Capitalize display name
- Only use tcp in socks5 proxy since so many users failed to set up UDP for socks5 including ourselves
- "Exit" changed to "Stop service" on tray to avoid confusion
Fixes
- Virtual F11 key to macOS (11366)
- Tray startup is tried via sudo (and denied) which results in an email #9802
- Http proxy with reqwest
- Hide cm
- Lan discovery
- Rdp #10039