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I'm using Ubuntu 26 on a Hyper-V VM. I always need to manually unlock Desktop Sharing so I can RDP into the VM. How can I make the Desktop Sharing automatically always on by default?

I downloaded dconf Editor. I searched for "remote". I enabled "Whether the RDP backend is enabled or not". I rebooted and it didn't do anything. It's still locked. Any other setting I should search for? I also enabled the same setting for VNC.

The OS automatically logs in to the desktop without a password. Any help would be appreciated.

What I'm looking to do is start the VM with Hyper-V, snatch the ip address through the Hyper-v UI (I got this working already), then RDP in and start using Ubuntu 26 without any other steps.

I'm using Ubuntu 26 on a Hyper-V VM. I always need to manually unlock Desktop Sharing so I can RDP into the VM. How can I make the Desktop Sharing automatically always on by default?

I downloaded dconf Editor. I searched for "remote". I enabled "Whether the RDP backend is enabled or not". I rebooted and it didn't do anything. It's still locked. Any other setting I should search for? I also enabled the same setting for VNC.

I'm using Ubuntu 26 on a Hyper-V VM. I always need to manually unlock Desktop Sharing so I can RDP into the VM. How can I make the Desktop Sharing automaticly always on by default?

I'm running Ubuntu 26. How do I get the IP address of the VM to show up under Networking->IP Addresses in the Hyper-V Manager?

Preferably on Ubuntu 26. Would Wine be able to handle the game? Maybe Steam works out of the box?

Preferably on Ubuntu 26. Would Wine be able to handle the game?

I made this list for a friend that's visiting soon. I've been to all of these places and they are in order. The one at the top of each section is my favorite followed by the second favorite and so on. I put notes in parentheses next to some spots. It does not include anything on the strip or too touristy. It's more of a locals oriented list. Rate it! Hate it! Debate it! Add to it!

Breakfast:
Siegel's Bagelmania (Challah French toast)
Black Bear Diner (Pancakes)
Hash House A Go Go (Pancakes)
The Egg & I
Egg Works

Burger:
Born and Raised (mac and cheese bites also good)
Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews
The Front Yard at Ellis Island Casino

Dessert:
Cinnaholic
Luv-it Frozen Custard
Dulce Donuts (near North Vegas)
Gelato Bar (In spring mountain next to Pho Kim Long)
Pinkbox Doughnuts
Nielsen’s Frozen Custard (never been but heard its good)

Sushi:
ITs SUSHI (All you can eat with great non-sushi sides)
Top Sushi & Oyster Las Vegas (All you can eat)
Naked Fish's Sushi & Grill

Italian:
The Bootlegger Italian Bistro

Diner:
Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge
Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant

Pizza:
Pizza Rock
Rocco's NY Pizzeria & Pasta
Joe's New York Pizza (avoid the sausage)

Thai:
Lotus of Siam (High end)
Archi’s Thai Kitchen
Le Thai (I haven’t been, but its really good from what I hear. Downtown Fremont)

Pho:
Pho Kim Long

Korean BBQ:
8oz Korean Steak House and Bar (they cook it in front of you)

Mexican:
Bajamar (Fish tacos)
Juan's Flaming Fajitas & Cantina
La Vecindad (Authentic)
Cafe Rio (soft tostada salad)

Kabobs:
Shish Kabob House
Zaytoon

Greek:
Yanni's Greek Grill (get Gyro meat)
Meráki Greek Grill (get Gyro meat)

Indian:
Mint Indian Bistro
Delhi Indian Cuisine (Great lunch buffet)
Mt. Everest India's Cuisine

Sandwich:
Panino (Italian owner)
Lee’s Sandwich

Coffee:
Sambalatte
Leone Café

Steak:
Echo & Rig

Salad bar:
Jason’s deli

Bar:
McMullan's Irish Pub (Great Irish Nachos, fish n chips and bangers and mash)
The Golden Tiki (Cool ambience)
Rum Runner Lounge (Dive with cheap drinks)

Any tips on setting up RDP for Ubuntu 26.04 running in a Hyper-V VM? I want audio to work.

Is it even worth waiting to install Ubuntu 26.04 LTS this way or should I just manually make the VM with an ISO?