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From: Andre Elferink <andrebsd@yahoo.com>
Subject: Remote Desktop
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Hello,

I am wondering if or rather how would I go about
connecting to my home system (FreeBSD 4.5) from a Mac
or PC (probibly running windows) over the internet...
so basicly that i can bring up my home systems desktop
like im sitting infront of it from a remote mac or
pc.. or in simplest terms just do what "go2mypc" does.

Thanks

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