====== Setup as a Thin-Client ======

Here is how you can convert a Raspberry Pi or Debian into a thin-client using PyRDPConnect.
<code sh>
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LaswitchTech/PyRDPConnect/refs/heads/dev/setup.sh -o setup.sh
bash setup.sh
</code>

===== Security Considerations =====

Running scripts directly from the internet can be risky. It’s always a good practice to review the script before running it:
<code sh>
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LaswitchTech/PyRDPConnect/refs/heads/dev/setup.sh | less
</code>

===== What the Script Does =====

The ''setup.sh'' script will:
  - Install necessary dependencies for running PyRDPConnect on the Raspberry Pi.
  - Configure the Raspberry Pi to launch PyRDPConnect in full-screen mode upon startup.
  - Set up the environment to act as a thin-client, minimizing unnecessary services and processes.

===== Post-Installation Steps =====
After running the setup script:
  - Verify that the installation was successful by rebooting the Raspberry Pi. PyRDPConnect should start automatically in full-screen mode.
  - Configure the RDP connections through the PyRDPConnect interface as needed.
  - Optionally, adjust any system settings for your specific use case, such as network configurations or power management settings.

===== Rollback Instructions =====
If you need to undo the changes made by the setup script, follow these steps:

  - Remove installed packages: <code sh>sudo apt-get remove --purge <package_names></code>
  - Restore any modified configuration files.
  - Disable or remove any startup scripts related to PyRDPConnect.