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Author: nicolehaugen

articles/lab-services/classroom-labs/how-to-use-remote-desktop-linux-student.md

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 The instructor may choose to configure VMs so that students can also connect using a GUI remote desktop.  In this case, students need to find out from their instructor whether to connect to their VMs using the **Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP)** or **X2Go** client application.  Both of these applications allow a student to connect remotely to their VM and display the Linux graphical desktop on their local computer.
 
 ### Connect to the student VM using Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP)
-Students can use Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP) to connect to their Linux VMs after their instructor sets up their lab with RDP and GUI packages for a Linux graphical desktop environment (such as MATE, XFCE, etc). Here are the steps to connect: 
+Students can use Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP) to connect to their Linux VMs after their instructor sets up their lab with RDP and GUI packages for a Linux graphical desktop environment (such as MATE, XFCE, and so on). Here are the steps to connect: 
 
 1. On the tile for your VM, ensure the VM is running and click **Connect**. You see two options to connect to the VM: **SSH** and **RDP**.