RegioDesk

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Get RegioDesk on your devices

Two purpose-built apps work together: the Manager runs on the admin's machine; the Client gets deployed to every machine you want to control remotely.

v2.35.0

RegioDesk Manager

The admin dashboard

An Electron-based desktop app that bundles the RegioDesk management UI, RustDesk runtime and the RegioDeskAgent in a single installer. Use it to enrol machines, monitor agent status, manage two-factor authentication, audit connections and launch remote sessions. Manage your Windows, macOS and Linux machines from one place: remote terminal, script execution and disk-health (SMART) monitoring across the whole fleet.

Install on the machines of administrators and IT staff who manage your fleet — not on the machines being controlled.

Released July 15, 2026

  • Centralised machine inventory and live status
  • TOTP 2FA + trusted devices for connections
  • Real-time agent telemetry over WebSocket
  • Connection audit log per machine and per user
  • Remote terminal and scripts on managed machines
  • Disk-health (SMART) monitoring across the fleet

Download for

Windows149 MBmacOS192 MB

Linux — install from the terminal

A single command installs the Manager AND the RustDesk client (pre-configured for the RegioDesk relay), so Connect works right away. Ubuntu/Debian, root required. Prefer no terminal? The .deb installs with a double-click — RustDesk is set up the same way.

sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y curl && curl -fsSL https://api.regiodisplay.net/desktop-updates/install-linux.sh | sudo sh
Or download the .deb package (double-click to install)
v2.35.0

RegioDesk Client

Pre-configured remote desktop

A RustDesk-based remote-desktop client pre-configured to talk to the RegioDesk relay. Install it on every machine you want to reach. No manual server configuration is required — the client connects to the RegioDesk infrastructure out of the box. For Linux servers and workstations, a lightweight headless agent is also available (see below) — with monitoring, a remote terminal and scripts.

Deploy on the machines that will be controlled remotely (servers, workstations, laptops). End users do not need an account to receive connections.

Released July 15, 2026

  • Zero-config — relay endpoints baked in
  • Unattended access with permanent ID
  • End-to-end encrypted sessions over RustDesk
  • Small installer, low resource footprint

Download for

Windows65 MBmacOS196 MB
New • Linux agent

RegioDesk Client for Linux

Lightweight agent for servers and workstations

An unattended agent for Ubuntu and Debian machines that installs with a single command. It brings your Linux servers and workstations into the fleet: live performance metrics, disk health (SMART), a remote terminal, script execution and automatic updates — headless, with a minimal footprint.

What it does

  • Live CPU and memory metrics
  • Disk-health (SMART) monitoring
  • Remote terminal from the Manager
  • Run scripts remotely
  • Installed-software inventory
  • Automatic, secure self-update

Install with a single command

Paste the command into the Linux machine's terminal and run it as administrator. The installer downloads the agent, resolves its dependencies automatically (such as the package needed for disk-health checks) and starts it as a background service.

Terminal — Ubuntu / Debian
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y curl && curl -fsSL https://api.regiodisplay.net/agent-updates/install-linux.sh | sudo sh

Install and enrol in one step

If you have already generated an install code in the Manager (see the guide below), add your code in place of CODE at the end of the command. After installation the machine signs into your account automatically and appears in your fleet.

sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y curl && curl -fsSL https://api.regiodisplay.net/agent-updates/install-linux.sh | sudo sh -s -- CODE

Graphical remote desktop (screen sharing) for Linux is coming soon. Monitoring, the remote terminal and scripts are available today.

How to add a remote machine

There are two ways to connect a machine to the Manager. Pick the one that matches your situation — both take just a few minutes.

Option 1

A brand-new machine — with an install code

Use this when the RegioDesk client is not yet installed on the machine you want to add.

  1. 1In the Manager, click Add machine, then choose Install a new machine. The system generates a single-use install code.
  2. 2Copy the code (it is shown only once) and take it to the machine you want to add — for example by email or a password manager.
  3. 3On the target machine, run the installer with the code: on Windows and macOS the setup wizard asks for it; on Linux you append it to the command above.
  4. 4Within a few seconds the machine appears in your Manager fleet automatically. Done — you can now connect to it and manage it.
Option 2

The client is already running — claim it by ID

Use this when the client is already installed (or pre-imaged) on the machine and it has a machine ID.

  1. 1Find the machine's ID: the ID shown in the RegioDesk Client window, or the number noted on the machine.
  2. 2In the Manager, click Add machine, choose Machine already connected, and enter the ID.
  3. 3The machine joins your fleet — you can now connect to it and manage it, exactly like a machine added with a code.

How it works

Three steps from download to your first remote session.

  1. 1

    Install the Manager on your admin machine

    Pick the right binary for your OS, run the installer and sign in with the account you created during signup.

  2. 2

    Roll out the Client to target machines

    Run the Client installer on every device you want to control. The agent registers automatically and shows up in your Manager dashboard.

  3. 3

    Connect, manage, audit

    Launch sessions from the Manager. Every connection is logged and 2FA-gated when enabled in your security profile.

System requirements

Both apps run on commodity hardware. The numbers below are minimums — anything modern will be faster.

Windows

  • Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11
  • Dual-core x64 CPU, 1.6 GHz
  • 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)
  • 500 MB free disk space

macOS

  • macOS 12 Monterey or newer
  • Apple Silicon or Intel x64
  • 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)
  • 500 MB free disk space

Linux

  • Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+ (Client/agent); the Manager also runs on Fedora 38+
  • x64 CPU with SSE4 support
  • 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)
  • 500 MB free disk space

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