KDE is making Wayland remote desktop practical for headless use
Plasma 6.8 adds an unattended mode that logs the remote user into an isolated session, resizes its screens to the client, dynamically follows the client window, and restores the host session afterward. That makes a headless home machine usable without exposing the host desktop to people nearby.
KDE also rebuilt clipboard handling for bidirectional text and future file transfer, while frame-timing instrumentation, frame coalescing, adaptive in-flight buffering, and better backpressure reduce latency during network dropouts. RDP compatibility and emulated input support are being broadened as well.
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