Can a Linux computer control a RemotelyAnywhere computer?
Linux is not an officially supported platform for Pro and RemotelyAnywhere.
However, both Pro's Java and Flash-based remote control technology can be used for a limited remote control experience from a Linux client to a Windows or Mac OS X host. If you choose to connect from a Linux client to a Windows or Mac OS X host despite the lack of official support, your browser will default to the Java or Flash applet upon connection to the host.
Important: Key features such as remote printing, remote sound, and file manager are not available with the Java or Flash remote control technology.
Remember: This is not a supported solution.
Article last updated: 27 September, 2022
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