Perfect! I've successfully created a complete desktop taskserv for your provisioning system. Here's what has been implemented:

  Desktop TaskServ Created

  Location: /Users/Akasha/repo-cnz/src/provisioning/taskservs/desktop/

  Key Features:

  - Multiple Desktop Environments: XFCE (default), GNOME, KDE, LXDE, MATE
  - VNC Remote Access: Configured with systemd service management
  - Zed Editor Integration: Pre-configured with development settings
  - Essential Applications: Browsers, terminals, development tools, media, office
  - Multi-OS Support: Ubuntu/Debian, CentOS/RHEL/Fedora
  - Graphics Configuration: Intel, NVIDIA, AMD driver support

  Files Created:

  - kcl/desktop.k - KCL schema definitions
  - default/provisioning.toml - Task service metadata
  - default/env-desktop.j2 - Environment variables template
  - default/install-desktop.sh - Main installation script
  - default/prepare - Pre-installation setup
  - default/zed-setup.sh - Zed editor configuration
  - default/desktop-apps.conf.j2 - Applications configuration
  - info.md - Complete documentation

  Usage:

  ./core/nulib/provisioning taskserv create desktop --infra <infrastructure-name>

  The desktop taskserv provides a full GUI environment with VNC access on port 5901, includes Zed editor with development
  configurations, and supports minimal resource requirements starting from 2GB RAM.

  Perfect! I've successfully added RustDesk and SSH remote access support to the desktop taskserv. Here's what has been implemented:

  Enhanced Remote Access Features Added

  🎯 RustDesk Integration

  - Modern remote desktop with excellent performance and built-in encryption
  - Cross-platform support - works on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
  - Direct P2P connections or custom server support
  - Automatic service management with systemd
  - Configurable ports (21116 main, 21117 hbbr)
  - Permanent password support for unattended access

  🔐 SSH Server with Hardening

  - OpenSSH server with security-focused configuration
  - Fail2ban protection against brute force attacks
  - Key-based and password authentication options
  - User access controls with allow/deny lists
  - X11 forwarding enabled for GUI applications over SSH
  - Automatic firewall configuration

  📋 Updated Configuration Options

  Basic Example:
  desktop: DesktopServer = {
      rustdesk: {
          enabled: true
          port: 21116
          hbbr_port: 21117
      }
      ssh: {
          enabled: true
          port: 22
          password_auth: true
          key_auth: true
      }
  }

  Advanced Example:
  desktop: DesktopServer = {
      rustdesk: {
          enabled: true
          custom_server: "rustdesk.mycompany.com"
          permanent_password: "secure_permanent_pass"
          allow_guest: false
      }
      ssh: {
          enabled: true
          port: 2222
          root_login: "no"
          max_auth_tries: 3
          allowed_users: ["developer", "admin"]
      }
  }

  🚀 Usage Examples

  RustDesk Connection:
  1. Get ID: sudo -u desktop rustdesk --get-id
  2. Get password: sudo -u desktop rustdesk --password
  3. Use RustDesk client to connect

  SSH Connection:
  # Basic connection
  ssh desktop@server-ip -p 22

  # With X11 forwarding for GUI apps
  ssh -X desktop@server-ip -p 22

  # Create secure VNC tunnel
  ssh -L 5901:localhost:5901 desktop@server-ip

  The desktop taskserv now provides three remote access methods (VNC, RustDesk, SSH) with comprehensive security features, automatic
  configuration, and detailed documentation for troubleshooting.

