Choices you have:
1) Install VNC server on the Windows machine and then you can use VNC client from Linux (that is what I do).
2) Install Windows somewhere where you can access it and run PCA client from there.
3) Install VNC server on a Windows machine that has PCA installed, use your VNC client from your Linux box to get into the first mentioned Windows box through VNC and go from there to the PCA-only Windows box using PCA client of the first mentioned Windows box (used that for some time, too). :-)
Imre
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Ernie Schroder wrote:
On Saturday 07 February 2004 01:56 pm, Bill Roberts wrote:
On 12:28 Sat 07 Feb , Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Is there a Linux PCAnywhere client?
Don't really know. If you can find what you want, try vnc (or better tightvnc). Much better than PCAnywhere, quick and easy to install, and, if run over ssh, much more secure.
I'll cast my vote for tightvnc I run my 2nd Gentoo box and a headless win98 box with it so I can use my parametric CAD program.
I need an actual *PCAnywhere* client for Linux. There is a computer (not mine) running PCAnywhere that I want to access without having to install Windows on my box.
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