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TeamViewer

Free for personal use by TeamViewer GmbH | Link to website

TeamViewer lets you establish a connection to any PC or server within just a few seconds. You can remote control the PC of your partner as if you were sitting right in front of it. New features such as VoIP, webcam and application selection will give you an even better, easier and faster desktop sharing experience. Portable Version: http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/teamviewer_portable More info »



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Eugene199-image

TeamViewer is a really cool tool. I guess the only software that might be compared to it from the point of ease of use is Ammyy Admin http://alternativeto.net/software/ammyy-admin/ or http://www.ammyy.com

I used a lot of software for remote help desk and for the years of practice I understood it's crucual thing to have ability to establish remote desktop connection in at the biggest 3 steps. Of course any installation or specific configuration are excluded, it will kill your business. So these 2 software seems quite progressive in this issue.

And one more thing unfortunately TV is absolutely not affordable for its extremely high price. So ammyy might be a good alternative.

 
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TeamViewer is the best application I've found for remote desktop options without having to setup much stuff...it has a simple GUI and is free for personal use. I've used it many times to remote into a linux machine from another linux machine and it works just great. It does have a few drawbacks as you cant send keyboard shortcuts to the remote computer and you also can't pull up panels on workspaces that have them auto-hide...that is kind of annoying but not a deal breaker. Overall this is a great choice over vinagre or vnc as it doesn't require any port-forwarding or dynamic dns services.

@Deafboy , you said that there wasn't a Linux version and that is not true at all...I am using it as a native linux application as I specifically do not have Wine installed so the fact that it works without Wine even installed proves that it isn't dependent on it.

http://www.teamviewer.com/download/teamviewerlinux.deb (32 bit) http://www.teamviewer.com/download/teamviewerlinuxx64.deb (64 bit)

 
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