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What are the main challenges in Linux adoption for New users, and how can it be addressed?
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Are there any limitations to Meshcentral? I tried using Team Viewer and a few others when I was supporting family on Windows, and they all wanted to charge me after a while.
I self-host Meshcentral. I haven't seen any limitation at all. I don't know if there are limitations when you use meshcentral.com instead of self-hosting.
Thanks for replying :)
I'll have a look into it, thanks. I pretty much only support my mother's laptop outside of my house now, but I use NoMachine to sort out the home computers. As much as I like it, it can be a bit slow sometimes, and it's always in the back of my mind that it's going to lock me out like the others did.
Oh actually if you are worried about vendor lock-in: Meshcentral is opensource. So even if they decide to try something stupid, a fork would be likely to happen.
Wayland, unless something's changed since the last time I tried it.
Try Anydesk, it's very much like Teamviewer in many ways, though it's not FOSS.