Late Night Linux
Late Night Linux – Episode 323
Mar 3, 2025
Dive into the world of remote desktop technology with a focus on Guacamole, which allows access without dedicated clients. Explore the integration of smart home systems and the transition from Amazon devices to local solutions. Discover the potential of AI and hear some fun anecdotes. A humorous take on rugged watch designs and the quirks of Casio products also brings a light-hearted twist. Plus, tackle the ups and downs of upgrading to Pi-hole version 6, navigating Docker and ad-blockers along the way!
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- Guacamole enables remote desktop access through web browsers, facilitating efficient control over distant machines without client software.
- Home Assistant's new voice assistant improves smart device management with local processing, enhancing responsiveness and reducing cloud reliance.
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Guacamole: A Remote Desktop Solution
Guacamole is a remote desktop tool that operates via a web server, allowing users to access machines remotely through a web browser without requiring specific client software. This is particularly useful for accessing computers that may be far away, such as those belonging to family members or clients. Users can connect to Windows or Linux systems using protocols like VNC or RDP, enabling full control for tasks like troubleshooting. Its implementation during the COVID-19 pandemic showcased its effectiveness in keeping businesses operational by facilitating remote access to office tools.
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