Linux Desktop in the Browser

**Install Webtop from the Stack Wizard** — a complete Linux desktop in the browser, self-hosted on your VPS

Alpine with XFCE is the default, light enough for a small server (2 GB of RAM is enough to start)

Switch to Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian or Arch, and to KDE, MATE or i3, by picking a different desktop flavour and redeploying

Sign in with a username and password you set during install

Attach a domain so the desktop is served over HTTPS — that's what browsers need for audio and video

Files you keep on the desktop survive updates

The first launch can take a few minutes while the desktop finishes setting itself up

**Cloud storage accepts the URLs you actually paste** — a Cloudflare R2, MinIO or custom endpoint works with or without `https://`, with a trailing slash, or with the bucket name still on the path. Addresses copied from the R2 dashboard are cleaned up automatically

**The R2 form tells you which endpoint to use** — the S3 API endpoint from the R2 dashboard, not the public r2.dev URL

**Switching storage providers no longer keeps the previous one's leftover settings** — changing from R2 to Amazon S3 drops the old endpoint and the region Amazon doesn't accept

**Testing a destination explains what went wrong** — wrong credentials, a missing bucket, or an unreachable host are spelled out instead of a generic failure

**Confirmations in Backup settings live in the app** — deleting a destination, clearing a passphrase, overwriting a sync snapshot, or deleting a cloud backup uses the same in-app dialog as the rest of Server Compass

**Credential fields no longer get filled with a saved website password** — access keys, secret keys, passphrases, and pCloud tokens stay empty until you type them