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With your Ubuntu solution, does the computer you're logging into remotely have to be on? Do you have to know its IP address? I haven't used it before. The adva
by losvedir 16y ago
With your Ubuntu solution, does the computer you're logging into remotely have to be on? Do you have to know its IP address? I haven't used it before.
The advantage with this is to connect you probably simply visit chromeos.google.com (or something) and log-in. You don't have to worry about the IP address of the machine you're using or firewalls or anything like that.
- arethuza 16y agoUsually when I've seen people using remote desktop connections it is to access internal ERP or LOB applications - things which Google are not going to be able to provide access to. For "normal" desktop apps (e.g. MS Office) - wouldn't providing access to these kinds of things undermine Google's strategy of doing things in the browser? I guess they could provide a LogMeIn/GotoMyPC kind of product - but that is hardly revolutionary.