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Is there a good tutorial out there (or doco that I can't find) regarding
how I would use the Remote Desktop application (under Internet > Remote
Desktop Connection) to connect my fresh FC2 installation to a Windows XP
box and vice versa? I want to be able to connect to my XP machine on my
home LAN and then also connect from my work PC (through my firewall) to
my FC2 PC. I tried nomachine but gave up because I kept getting strange
errors (possibly due to FC2 base load NOT using Xfree86). Any / all help greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
David, I found and installed the esound software, and can broadcast it well across my local network to a windows box also running esound, how can I expand this out to a work box connecting to Linux via SSH?
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