How to set up remote desktop to Linux in home network
1. Open ssh should have already been installed and is running as a service (true for Fedora 32 desktop version). Otherwise you have to manually install it and enable it as a service.
2. Under Gnome settings - sharing, enable remote desktop.
3. (optional) Change your computer name to something easy to memorize
4. Log out of your account, so you can remote in from another computer using the same account.
5. Grab your other computer (Windows). Insure it uses the same wifi network as the Linux machine.
6. Download and install Windows Remote Desktop (free).
7. Launch Remote Desktop, create a new remote desktop by supplying your Linux computer name in step 3.
8. Use your Linux account to log in. Make sure that account is logged out on that Linux machine or you won't be able to remote in under the same account.