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> Actually one of the tools that you could use to admin your mum & dad computer I do exactly this! I keep Tailscale running my family's shared iMac, making it
by varenc 7mo ago
> Actually one of the tools that you could use to admin your mum & dad computer
I do exactly this! I keep Tailscale running my family's shared iMac, making it easy for me to remotely connect to it and screen share if necessary to help. I went a more complicated route[0] and installed Tailscale as a system background daemon that runs as root and starts up before the first user login. Which also means no GUI interface, so more protected from user error.
[0] https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/wiki/Tailscaled-on-macOS https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/wiki/Tailscaled-on-ma... (the standalone variant is also entirely opensource, unlike their macOS GUI app)
- KellyCriterion 6mo ago> installed Tailscale as a system background daemon On Windows Server this was done somehow automaticly the last time I installed it: So access is possible after the machine is booted That was the beauty that caught me: It just worked out of the box, not any SSL certificate stuff signing issues etc. And the funny thing: I really didnt know it existed before the AI told me about it :-))