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Install the FSRdp Client

Windows, Linux x64 and Linux ARM64 (Raspberry Pi) – self-contained packages without separate runtime dependencies.

Detailed Step-by-Step Guides

This page provides a brief installation overview. The detailed guide for your platform covers microphone permissions, server settings, remote control and troubleshooting:

Detailed Windows Guide Detailed Linux Guide

Installing on Windows

Windows x64

For Windows PCs

Windows 10, Windows 11 and Windows Server – a standard installer with automatic installation.

Version 1.2609.16.3 · EXE Installer

Download Windows Installer

Installation in Three Steps

1

Download the installer

Download Setup_FSRdpClient.exe and save it in any folder.

2

Run the installer

Double-click Setup_FSRdpClient.exe. The installer guides you through the installation steps.

3

Finish the installation

After installation, you will find FSRdpClient in the Start menu or on your desktop. Launch the application directly.

Note: The client updates automatically. Windows may display a SmartScreen warning. Click “More info” and then “Run anyway” to continue.

Installing on Linux

Linux x64 / glibc

For Linux PCs

Ubuntu/Xubuntu, Debian, Zorin OS, Kali Linux and related 64-bit distributions.

Version 1.2609.16.3 · ZIP Package

Linux x64 Package
Linux ARM64

For Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi OS on Raspberry Pi 5 and other 64-bit ARM Linux systems.

Version 1.2609.16.3 · ZIP Package

Linux ARM64 Package

Installation in Four Steps

1

Extract the archive

Extract the downloaded ZIP file into a folder of your choice.

2

Open a terminal in that folder

Change to the extracted directory FsRdpClient.

3

Make the scripts executable

Make the client binary and both shell scripts executable using chmod +x .

4

Run the installer

./install.sh sets everything up; PolicyKit requests administrator confirmation if required. 

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y unzip
unzip FsRdpClient-linux-x64.zip -d FsRdpClient
cd FsRdpClient
chmod +x FsRdpClient install.sh apply-update.sh
./install.sh

Use the ARM64 archive on Raspberry Pi instead. The same four steps apply. Every download package also includes a detailed guide.

Automatic Updates

The Linux clients use separate update channels for x64 and ARM64. An update's version and SHA-256 checksum are verified before installation. Installation requires the usual local PolicyKit administrator confirmation; nothing is silently installed in the background.