Roadmap & Feature Requests
What we're building next for Lamco RDP Server
Version 1.2.0 - Production Ready
Lamco RDP Server v1.2.0 is now available. The core remote desktop functionality is production-ready and shipping:
Planned Features
Audio Playback (RDPSND)
IN DEVELOPMENTStream system audio from your Linux desktop to the RDP client. Watch videos, listen to music, and hear notification sounds remotely.
Microphone Input
PLANNEDSend audio from your client microphone to the Linux desktop. Enable video calls, voice chat, and voice input from remote sessions.
Why it matters: Work-from-home scenarios often require video calls. Currently, you'd need to join calls from the local machine, not the remote desktop.
Multi-Monitor Improvements
IN PROGRESSEnhanced multi-monitor support with dynamic layout changes. Basic multi-monitor works now, but we're improving dynamic add/remove, per-monitor resolution control, and better DPI scaling.
Drive Redirection (RDPDR)
PLANNEDAccess files on your local client from the remote Linux desktop. Transfer files between local and remote without separate tools. Open local files directly in remote applications.
Your Input Matters
We prioritize features based on user feedback. Tell us what matters to you.
How to Request Features
Email: office@lamco.io
Subject: "Feature Request: [feature name]"
Tell us:
- What feature you need
- Your use case (how you'd use it)
- How important it is to your workflow
- Whether you'd pay for it (helps us prioritize)
GitHub: When the public repository launches, you can submit and vote on feature requests via GitHub Issues.
What We're NOT Building
To set expectations, here are features outside our scope:
X11 Support
Lamco RDP Server is Wayland-native by design. We won't add X11 capture—that's what xrdp does well. If you run X11, use xrdp.
Windows/macOS Server
Lamco RDP Server is a Linux product. Windows and macOS have built-in RDP servers or established alternatives.
Enterprise VDI Management
We're building a remote desktop server, not a VDI orchestration platform. If you need central management of hundreds of virtual desktops, use enterprise VDI solutions.
Proprietary Protocol
We use standard RDP because any RDP client can connect. We won't switch to a proprietary protocol that requires a special client.
Release Philosophy
Stability Over Features
We won't rush half-baked features. Every release should be more stable than the last.
Semantic Versioning
Major (1.x → 2.0): Breaking changes
Minor (1.0 → 1.1): New features
Patch (1.0.0 → 1.0.1): Bug fixes
Priority Support
Commercial licensees receive priority email support with 48-hour response time.