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Remote Desktop over SSH ?
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Seconding this. The last time I use raspberry pi it was the first version and it could barely do x windows; trying to push everything to remote x and through ssh might make it unusable, but it will still technically work.
In your shoes: I would use something like cockpit and it comes with most distos by default. It uses your local browser to administer your rpi and can also give you a shell or virtual terminal.
If you insist on forwarding x over ssh, then be sure to enable compression. (I didn't see it in the article that you linked).