Remote access from one openSUSE machine to another Even over poor internet connections it is still very responsive, not terribly laggy and is a surprisingly real good experience. TeamViewer allows you to remotely access another machine, interacting with it as though you were right in front of it. After dabbling with a few, I have come to find TeamViewer fits the bill. This all prompted me to search for a Remote Desktop application that I could reliably count on that was reasonably stable with which to remotely assist those that I have switched to openSUSE Linux. The process of walking them through an issue when they have also inadvertently “customized” the desktop and panels makes it that much more frustrating. It is often not convenient or downright impossible to troubleshoot over the phone. One of my issues in switching someone has been the unfamiliarity most people have with interface and the software tools. There are many cases where it is not a good fit and I don’t bother attempting the switch. You have to ask the questions to see if Linux will work for someone. Lately, I have been inspired recently by some of the folks at Jupiter Broadcasting to encourage people to switch to Linux but have still been hesitant because of the whole tech support thing.
I have been using Linux for over a decade now I have often been hesitant to spread the good news of Linux to my friends and family, especially those that are a bit more remote or I don’t have contact with as often.
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