rdpwrap VS please

There's https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap with which you can enable remote desktop on a Home edition of Windows.

I tried rdpwrap on that machine and it usually works for a while, but Microsoft started to aggressively restrict it with every update lately, so I would have to physically go to that one machine and do something I need. Of course, I then added it to my Chrome Remote list, I can install vnc, TeamViewer or something similar, but these are all basically half-solutions.

The Aster software is really interesing! I am kinda looking for a simultanous workstation use. I used to use [this](https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap) hack that allows simultaneus RDP sessions. Not ideal for gaming but for work stuff is good. Might try this out when I build a workstation for work so my team can remote connect and work on their own windows accounts on the workstation, at the same time. But RDP sucks, Sunshine would outperform this. But its better because i dont need to have multiple Sunshine instances running per account (i think thats what would be needed for seperated simultaneous users).

You could also just use RDP, you'll probably need this wrapper: https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap

RDPwrap plus Remote Desktop P2P

If you want to try an unsupported hack this GitHub has a wrapper for RDP https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap many have had success. I prefer VNC and have not tried the wrapper.

I've tried enabling it using the RDP Wrapper executables but that project isn't maintained, so I tried thefollow up updater and it worked, but the idea of running a random .exe as admin seemed really sketchy to me so I'm not going to keep it.

You can actually bypass it by editing a dll file or using https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap

Someone already wrote a sudo clone in Rust and named it please: https://gitlab.com/edneville/please

I just use please, https://gitlab.com/edneville/please No need for an alias.

Hello, author of please (https://gitlab.com/edneville/please) here, where I've taken a different approach to make permitting grnular things simple.

Permiting everything is no different really to browsing the web as root.

Permitting granular things in sudo and doas isn't easy.

For what it is worth, many of the systems I work on on have many more than just one user and I am sure that other people work on bigger environments too. When you have multiple users, you run the risk of delegating more access than you should and thus compromise content, hence why I think access should simple!

Self promotion warning, I've been working on a sudo clone called please. Written in rust to avoid traditional c flaws. I suggest trying it out to get more diversity in the ecosystem. Or not, totally up to you.

please apt install treats

To prove my point, there's already a sudo replacement written in rust: https://gitlab.com/edneville/please . How many distributions even have a package for it? How many ship it by default?

Yes, please!

but that's totally out of tune with why please was made, permit only the stuff you want to work without permitting arbitrary run away things.