[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 824514] [NEW] add feature: open gnome-rdp session via command line

[David Biesack]

Public bug reported:

gnome-rdp should have a way to open a named connection via the command line (like remmina -c file.remmina does, etc.).
This will allow adding shortcuts to command scripts, the Ubuntu start menu, keyboard hot keys, etc.

I.e. if I have a rdp connection named "MyLaptop" then I should be able
to run

gnome-rdp --connect MyLaptop

or something similar.

** Affects: gnome-rdp (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  add feature: open gnome-rdp session via command line

Status in “gnome-rdp” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  gnome-rdp should have a way to open a named connection via the command line (like remmina -c file.remmina does, etc.).
  This will allow adding shortcuts to command scripts, the Ubuntu start menu, keyboard hot keys, etc.

  I.e. if I have a rdp connection named "MyLaptop" then I should be able
  to run

  gnome-rdp --connect MyLaptop

  or something similar.

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