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The use case here is that I'm in a different physical location to the computer and want to remotely connect and run everything I'm working on on the remote comp
by iudqnolq 3y ago
The use case here is that I'm in a different physical location to the computer and want to remotely connect and run everything I'm working on on the remote computer in my remote window manager, including a browser and ide and terminal and so on.
Maybe I was too literal. The problem isn't executing the reboot command. The problem is logging in remotely to a computer that hasn't been logged into locally since it booted.
In particular the problem is that if I'm going to be remote for an extended period of time I have to ensure that nothing could interrupt the local session, and there's no fix if it does.
- kaba0 3y agoYou can choose to start a session locally though.