Fischbacher Software Remote Desktop
Screen sharing, remote control, voice, chat and file transfer for Windows and Linux.
FSRdp brings remote participants together in one shared digital workspace. Share a screen live, grant selected participants control of the mouse and keyboard, and stay in direct contact through voice and chat.
Transfer files in the same room without constantly switching between different tools. Windows PCs, Linux computers and Raspberry Pis can participate in the same session, making FSRdp a practical choice for personal support, training, presentations and collaboration between remote workplaces.
FSRdp is under active development. If you would like to try the client, discuss a specific use case or help shape its future development, please contact me directly.
Robert Fischbacher
The FSRdp Server can run on your own infrastructure and entirely within your own network. Your session data does not have to pass through third-party cloud infrastructure.
You retain control over network access and locally stored server data. Screen, audio and file transfers are relayed by the server and are not permanently archived. Operational logs remain on your own infrastructure and can be incorporated into your organisation's retention and deletion policies.
Complete Windows client with screen sharing, remote control, audio, chat and file transfer.
Version 1.2607.24.4 · password-protected setup
For Ubuntu/Xubuntu, Debian, Zorin OS, Kali Linux and related 64-bit distributions.
Version 1.2607.24.9 · AES-256 encrypted ZIP
For Raspberry Pi OS on Raspberry Pi 5 and other 64-bit ARM Linux systems.
Extract the Linux archive with 7-Zip. You will be prompted for the password. A separate .NET runtime is not required.
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y 7zip 7z x FsRdpClient-linux-x64.zip -oFsRdpClient cd FsRdpClient chmod +x FsRdpClient install.sh apply-update.sh ./install.sh
On Raspberry Pi, use the ARM64 archive instead. Detailed instructions are included in each download package.
The Linux clients use separate x64 and ARM64 update channels. Before an update is installed, its version and SHA-256 checksum are verified. Encrypted development updates additionally require the download password.