Feature: Scale RDP session based on per monitor DPI & make reconnect faster

[BornToBeRoot]

Changes proposed in this pull request

• Use per Monitor DPI to scale RDP session
• Use DesktopScaleFactor & DeviceScaleFactor
• Use UpdateSessionDisplaySettings instead of Reconnect()

Known issues / to do

• When connecting with a fixed size... the control (not the session) doesn't size correct:

Screenshot

• Remote Desktop - Add size changed event in dragged out window #2971
• Remote Desktop - Update desktop size if view is split in dragablz #2972

Related issue(s)

• RDP window size does not adapt #2911

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Copilot summary

This pull request includes several improvements to the RemoteDesktopControl component in the NETworkManager project. The changes focus on enhancing DPI scaling support, improving screen adjustment logic, and updating dependencies.

Enhancements to DPI scaling and screen adjustment:

• Added WindowsFormsHost_DpiChanged event handler in RemoteDesktopControl.xaml to handle DPI changes dynamically.
• Introduced methods GetDesktopScaleFactor, GetDeviceScaleFactor, and GetDpiScaleFactor to calculate appropriate scaling factors based on DPI in RemoteDesktopControl.xaml.cs.
• Updated the Connect, Reconnect, and AdjustScreen methods to apply DPI scaling factors and adjust the screen size accordingly. [1] [2] [3]

Dependency updates:

• Replaced AxMsRdpClient9NotSafeForScripting with AxMsRdpClient10NotSafeForScripting in RemoteDesktopControl.xaml to use a more recent version of the RDP client.

Logging and debugging improvements:

• Added log4net logging to RemoteDesktopControl.xaml.cs for better error tracking and debugging.

These changes collectively improve the handling of high-DPI displays and ensure that the remote desktop control adjusts its size and scaling dynamically based on the current DPI settings.

To-Do

• Update documentation to reflect this changes
• Update changelog to reflect this changes

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