Version: (using KDE KDE 3.3.0) Installed from: FreeBSD Ports OS: FreeBSD With rdesktop you can set the hostname of the client reported to a Windows Terminal Services Server. This is convenient as this enables a FreeBSD install on the same machine as a Windows install to connect as well to the Terminal server. Example: rdesktop -n hester5 eddie Details: On the Windows server: you acquire a temporary license that expires after 3 months at which you up the digit in the hostname. This is of course a work-around to the whole licensing thing on the server. Then again, we do have 10 valid licenses, but somehow Windows Terminal Server refuses to use them for the rdesktop connections, so I think it is useful as well in the case where you do have the licenses.
The code to do this is pretty simple (just add another lineedit and pass it down in krdpview.cpp:start()), however this would break the string freeze (to add the label for the lineedit). So unfortunately it has to wait for KDE 4.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 103934 ***