This is directed to CrossLoop and not about other types of remote connectivity. (although there are lots like VNC, TightVNC, Ultra... etc. etc.)
After seeing this thread
http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-623...sageID=2187517
and trying out the program I thought it was a very helpful program to help others (friends and family) with their problems on the computer.
But since I mainly use Linux I thought it was bothersome to have to boot into windows just to use this tool.
So since I've been using a program called Virtualbox that lets you install other Operating Systems inside of Linux and Windows, I thought well lets see if it works inside of the virtual Windows that is actually running inside of my Linux system. It did work perfectly and I thought it was cool to say the least.
So If you would like to see a screenshot of it here it is
http://www.filehive.com/i.php?i=0323/crossloop.jpg
So crossloop is a cool tool for those end users who don't know enough about computers to set up a vnc server. And Virtualbox is a cool tool for both Windows users and Linux users. I'm just sharing this with you guys hoping you will find it as useful a tool as I have.
Cheers
After seeing this thread
http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-623...sageID=2187517
and trying out the program I thought it was a very helpful program to help others (friends and family) with their problems on the computer.
But since I mainly use Linux I thought it was bothersome to have to boot into windows just to use this tool.
So since I've been using a program called Virtualbox that lets you install other Operating Systems inside of Linux and Windows, I thought well lets see if it works inside of the virtual Windows that is actually running inside of my Linux system. It did work perfectly and I thought it was cool to say the least.
So If you would like to see a screenshot of it here it is
http://www.filehive.com/i.php?i=0323/crossloop.jpg
So crossloop is a cool tool for those end users who don't know enough about computers to set up a vnc server. And Virtualbox is a cool tool for both Windows users and Linux users. I'm just sharing this with you guys hoping you will find it as useful a tool as I have.
Cheers