Linux Version Control Software

remotely control computers?

i was hoping to control computers remotely. I was hoping to run a setup where the computers are on one floor, and i would control them from 2 floors up. the problem is, some of them are running Linux, and the others are running various versions of Windows (98, 2000, XP). So i dont think i can use a software program. also, i think the distance it too great to use a KVM switch (because of the VGA), so is there any way to accomplish this?

Do you mean remote control or remote session?

For Windows Remote control
Install logmein – just use free version

https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/

Then use your browser for the client – The client and server need WAN access.

Linux, Remote Session Try VNC server

http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html

install server on tux box

the clients also need VNCviewer included in the install.

Gource – Software Version Control Visualization Tool

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