Reply With QuoteWouldn't take it from people who actually need it, and since I cannot +rep you due to stacking limitations, I would just say thank you for this.
FREE ( Windows or Debian ) RDP
This is only Debian tutorial
This lasts only for 12 hours, so make sure to use it well and keep the session opened
Okey so all you need to do is to PM me on discord and i'll give you the steps for getting your free RDP.
costs ? FREE but rep is also appreciated
Steps :
1. open https://colab.research.google.com/no...o=5fCEDCU_qrC0
2. Click File > New notebook
3. Paste this code
4. wait until it creates it and use : https://remotedesktop.google.com/headlessCode:! wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alok676875/RDP/main/RDP.sh &> /dev/null ! chmod +x RDP.sh ! ./RDP.sh
authorize and do next than copy the debian code and paste it and click enter than you type the debian password 2 times than boom you get a free RDP.
PS : if you're not smart enough don't waste your time and my time by asking about a video or a better steps, this is only for people that appreciate the method.
Discord : JadaDev#2723
regards
JadaDev
Last edited by JadaDev; 01-07-2021 at 09:24 AM.
Wouldn't take it from people who actually need it, and since I cannot +rep you due to stacking limitations, I would just say thank you for this.
Thanks! I wish they had an eu server but it's better than nothing.
Last edited by Alistar; 01-07-2021 at 04:35 AM.
I just have a question, is this free forever, how exactly it works?
It uses Google Colaboratory: https://research.google.com/colaboratory/faq.htmlOriginally Posted by 0Voltage
It says that Colaboratory provides 'free access to computing resources including GPUs', but I assume these are only temporary and delete themselves when you finish the session or something.
The RDP.sh script installs stuff like Google Chrome, a desktop environment, etc, so whether it's intended to be used like this is beyond me. I'd assume if it wasn't then Google would have patched it by now. Otherwise if it is intended, then I assume it will be free for as long as they want it to be.
Very good for temporary uses, but useless if you are expecting to be able to run a WoW server off it or something
(EDIT: Research suggests that the sessions last around 12-24 hours before forcibly disconnecting you and deleting the data)
Last edited by Terrum; 01-07-2021 at 07:59 AM.
Hey Terrum, thanks for the fast response!
You don't have to worry, you can get yours it's only for short term use such as testing and so on
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It uses Google Colaboratory: https://research.google.com/colaboratory/faq.html
It says that Colaboratory provides 'free access to computing resources including GPUs', but I assume these are only temporary and delete themselves when you finish the session or something.
The RDP.sh script installs stuff like Google Chrome, a desktop environment, etc, so whether it's intended to be used like this is beyond me. I'd assume if it wasn't then Google would have patched it by now. Otherwise if it is intended, then I assume it will be free for as long as they want it to be.
Very good for temporary uses, but useless if you are expecting to be able to run a WoW server off it or something
(EDIT: Research suggests that the sessions last around 12-24 hours before forcibly disconnecting you and deleting the data)
Thanks terrum for the answering also i can confirm it's only 12 hours
honestly i assumed it'll last at least for a week
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hehe well, it's for short term use so it's not a big deal
Last edited by JadaDev; 01-07-2021 at 09:25 AM.
Any idea if there's a script for installing Windows though? I haven't actually been able to find a possible way. This thread shows 'Windows' in the title so I wonder if you had found a way to get Windows working.
it's very complicated tho it's possible xD honestly i haven't tried and it won't work if you copy any code rather than the debian windows has another steps and codes overall
Usefull as a host for a compiler!
I think that for such a thing you need a very good internet connection. The speed is very important.
The choice of words and phrases really confused me in the beginning, like "RDP", it is just an RDP session
... I guess it works, but, always a but with me. Who would trust Google with their software resources on a "free lunch ride" like this one, then if one doesn't have the hardware resources and/or know-how, is it really smart to delve this deep?
I think that for such a thing you need a very good internet connection. The speed is very important. Generally speaking, the RDP is a very useful invention.
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