The entire image freezes (also the video playback in VLC which was Other people seeming to have this same issue have also had success connecting to the remote desktop via VNC (as opposed to RDP) ( ): After a minute or two, going back to the frozen remote desktop session, it again appears to register mouse clicks. What seems to help is using another terminal on local machine to ssh into the remote and restarting the gnome desktop manager via systemctl restart gdm.service. This seems to be a common issue with gnome ( and ). Has anyone had this problem before? Any more debugging into that I should collect to make problem clearer (never used remote desktop stuff or centOS7 before)? What can be done to fix this? I am able to log back into the linux session (after, say, the session screen goes to sleep) without problems, but once logged in can only move the cursor and clicking appears to do nothing. This appears to happen when connected to the remote server desktop over a period of many days where the remote server is a linux (CentOS7) box (does not appear to happen when connecting to a Windows server). However, I can still ssh into this machine via terminal, but would like to avoid a hard KILL of the session in the interest of saving data that is not saved in that session.Sometimes mouse clicks will work, but when able to click, in say a text document, the key-presses seem to go unregistered.(and I am unable to use the remote OS's hotkeys to try anything because they only register with my local Windows OS).When I move the cursor over this remote GUI session, the cursor changes to look like how it should in that OS, but I cannot click on anything or interact with anything in the remote desktop in any way.The session on this problem machine appears to be frozen after several days of remaining connected and working fine (while all of the other are OK).One of the sessions in RDCM appears unresponsive to any cursor clicking. Using RDCM to connect to several remote machines running CentOS7 (and connecting via xrdp (used to set up)) with their default Gnome desktop GUIs. My host machine is using Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCM) on Windows10.
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