Copy Paste with Terminal Server Client @ Ubuntu 9.10

Tue 12 Jan 2010

Copy Paste with Terminal Server Client @ Ubuntu 9.10

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I found Copy Paste is not working between my local Ubuntu 9.1 and remote Windows Server 2003. Ubuntu Forum is telling that Copy Paste wont work with RDP, we need to choose RDPv5 as communication protocol! Is it working now? Ya, perfectly!

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