Thankfully there’s a way to do this, and I’ve just worked out how it works! Here’s how to do it: I’d much rather have it be set to 1920×1080 every time as a default, without having to manually change it every time I connect.
Quite frankly that’s often too much for the machine I’m connecting to, and it doesn’t make for the best viewing experience at my end with scroll bars left and bottom. In my case, that’s a 2K monitor on my Mac, and the resolution is a whopping 2560×1440. One thing that’s been bugging me though is that when I connect, the resolution of my source monitor is always matched on the client. You can download it from for free, and I absolutely love it. It’s the only client that lets me start several GUI heavy apps from the command line without running into some type of issue (like OpenGL driver shenanigans). I control most of my local computers around the office with NoMachine.
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