1. Install Rust: Download and install Rust from the official website.

2. Set Up Environment Variables: Add CLOSERMAC=1 and OPENGL=1 to your .bashrc or .config/closermac.conf and ./etc/opengl.conf respectively.

3. Install RustDesk: Update your Cargo.toml and add the following:

   [dependencies]
   rustDesk = { version = ".1", features = ["client"] }

   Install via:

   cargo add rustDesk --features client

4. Create RustDesk Application:

   • Create a new project or modify an existing one.

   • Use the rustedDesk module to create a new window:

     use rustDesk::Window;
     #[app]
     #[client]
     pub async fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
         let mut window = Window::new(8, 6);
         window.add("Window Title", "Main Window");
         window.add("Button", "Click Me");
         window.start();
         Ok(())
     }

5. Handle Windows:

   • Create a Tab or Frame and manage it within a window:

     use rustDesk::Tab;
     #[app]
     #[client]
     pub async fn open_window() -> std::io::Result<()> {
         let mut window = window1;
         window.add("Tab Title", "New Tab");
         window.insert Tab::new("New Tab", 0, 0);
         window.start();
         Ok(())
     }

6. Run the Application:

   cargo run rustDesk:main

7. Explore Documentation: Refer to the RustDesk documentation for more details and examples.

This approach allows you to create a basic RustDesk application with window management and tab creation, leveraging Rust's performance and simplicity.