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Yes, you can. The only thing you need is to open a remote graphical session to the host machine. You can use VNC, which I think is included by default to almost all distros, or for example XWin, which is a Windows X server. If you need some assistance, just say :)
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Yes, you can. The only thing you need is to open a remote graphical session to the host machine. You can use VNC, which I think is included by default to almost all distros, or for example XWin, which is a Windows X server. If you need some assistance, just say :)

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Ok, thanks. I am not going to try it now but I just want to make sure it's possible. So, if you are not sure 101% don't let me buy the software to find you are wrong ;-) What about the speed. Will it be reasonable?
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Ok, thanks. I am not going to try it now but I just want to make sure it's possible. So, if you are not sure 101% don't let me buy the software to find you are wrong ;-) What about the speed. Will it be reasonable?

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You can try it w/o spending any money :) VNC is free, also XWin has a trial. The speed depends of course of the speed of the connection to the host. The best performance will be over LAN.
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You can try it w/o spending any money :) VNC is free, also XWin has a trial. The speed depends of course of the speed of the connection to the host. The best performance will be over LAN.

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No, I mean buy 3B2 because I haven't bought it yet. Ok, the last thing is can I do the same in Windows?
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No, I mean buy 3B2 because I haven't bought it yet. Ok, the last thing is can I do the same in Windows?

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Yes, it's a very simple question. I have a program that uses a dongle. I want to work with this prgram from a Network running linux from more than one PC, can I?<br />
What are the limitation I got? It's a GUI program. Actually, the program is 3B2
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Yes, it's a very simple question. I have a program that uses a dongle. I want to work with this prgram from a Network running linux from more than one PC, can I?
What are the limitation I got? It's a GUI program. Actually, the program is 3B2

Can I share any program in a network? Simple, eh?

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.