Getting started
From a license key to a first remote session, in about ten minutes.
Documentation
How PluggedDesk works
Written for the person doing the work: what each thing does, what it does not do, and where the edges are.
Start
Verify a download
How to check that an installer is the one that was released, before you run it.
Licenses and seats
What a license key is, what a seat is, how an installation is activated, and what happens when a license ends.
Updates
How PluggedDesk finds a new release, how it decides to trust it, and what it does when you agree to install it.
Workbench
Tabs and groups
Sessions open in tabs, tabs live in groups, and groups can be split, rearranged and moved to other windows.
The workspace
Folders, computers and connections, how settings are inherited, and how to bring in what you already have.
Display
Resolution, fit and scale, three settings that are never called by each other's names.
Clipboard and keyboard
What crosses between your computer and the remote one, what is refused, and where your keys go.
Appearance
The colour themes, and what the window remembers about how you arranged it.
Security
Credentials
Where a password is while you type it, while it is used, and afterwards.
Certificates
What PluggedDesk does with a server's certificate, the three settings, and what each one does not protect you from.
Signing in
How PluggedDesk signs in to PluggedHub through Exprezoe Identity, what it keeps afterwards, and how to sign out.
Reference
Keyboard shortcuts
Every shortcut PluggedDesk answers to. The same list is in the application, under Help.
Troubleshooting
What PluggedDesk says when something does not work, what it means, and what to do.
The update and license API
The endpoints PluggedDesk itself talks to, for people who run a mirror, automate a deployment or want to know exactly what is sent.