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~~Honestly, Linux very much not as polished as Windows when it comes to a multiuser terminal server.~~
~~With that being said you need to look at xrdp and X. Make sure you lock down security and configure your desktop.~~
~~Honestly I would not use something with a preinstalled desktop. Start with a base image and then install the basic desktop and apps you need. You can always use custom configs to make the desktop look like whatever you want.~~
~~I'm all for Linux but terminal services is not a common use case.~~
I tried KASM and it seems to be solid.
Update: On further investigation Kasm requires you sign the EULA and is not free of cost or freedom.
Maybe check out these images: https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop