UltraVNC is also a candidate - file transfer, browser access. etc.
RP

On 03/11/2007, Jake Anderson <jake@vapourforge.com> wrote:
> If remote desktop is desired try tight VNC
> All the regulars of VNC (java based client etc) with the bonus of file
> transfer.
> I don't however know if the java client lets you do file transfer.
> (probably doesn't)
> If you want security tunnel it through that ssh session ;->
>
> Russell McMahon wrote:
> > A friend just recommended LogMeIn.
> > Looks good at first look.
> > Browser only required it says.
> >
> >     https://secure.logmein.com/welcome/get_logmein_free/signup.asp
> >
> > Looks potentially valuable for support work too.
> >
> >     R
> >
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