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I spent a few days running openclaw on a VPS, and it was painful and frustrating: - no graphics subsystem makes things harder - VPS IP subnets are often block

by davedx 8mo ago

I spent a few days running openclaw on a VPS, and it was painful and frustrating: - no graphics subsystem makes things harder - VPS IP subnets are often blocked by default by numerous websites and WAFs - can't easily see what it's doing Running it on its own PC is definitely the golden path for the way it's architected.

bean469 8mo ago
> Running it on its own PC is definitely the golden path for the way it's architected. Not really familiar with the architecture, but would it be possible to run it on a not so powerful laptop in a "client" mode, where it would query a LLM that is running on a more beefy desktop?
- davedx 8mo ago
  Yeah, one of the suggestions I encountered along the way was "run the Claw on the VPS but then have it tunnel to my laptop to run browser sessions". I think there are a myriad of ways to set this up.