AnyDesk
Free tierFast, low-latency remote desktop access.
- Low latency even on slow connections
- Tiny portable client, no install needed
- File transfer between machines
Remote access and support tools for controlling another computer over the internet or a local network. Every program below runs on Linux.
Fast, low-latency remote desktop access.
The best-known remote support and access tool.
Open-source remote desktop you can fully self-host.
Free remote access through your browser and Google account.
Ultra-low-latency remote desktop built for graphics work.
The standard multi-protocol remote desktop client for Linux.
All 6 programs listed here have a native Linux build — this is not a list of software that merely "might work" through a compatibility layer. 2 are open source.
Since every option is free, testing two or three on your own files is usually faster and more reliable than reading further comparisons. AnyDesk is the most widely adopted of these and a reasonable starting point.
AnyDesk fast, low-latency remote desktop access. TeamViewer and RustDesk are the other most common picks.
Yes. Each is labelled with its licence — open source, free, or free tier — so you know exactly what you are getting before you download.
The publisher's own website, every time. We host no installers, which is the single most effective protection against the bundled adware that plagues software download portals.