Dexter Filmore wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 13. Dezember 2006 01:50 schrieb Karl Cunningham:
A friend of mine put together a Kubuntu box for his mother in New Jersey
and mailed it to her, then was able to "look over her shoulder" via ssh
and vnc whenever she had trouble. And she was using dialup.
Karl
Good to know this works, but while a mother will probably trust her son not to
do funny stuff it's a different story with friends and clients. See "scary
ghosts" in Todd's reply. So even if all is sealed against breaking out the
way I wanted it and know why doean't mean a non-techie user knows and can
relate to why it's ok.
Got a saying here that roughly translates "what the boor don't know he don't
eat".
What if you find a commercial solution that uses the same technology
(ssh & vnc)? You could say, "They do it this way so it must be ok." Or a
recommendation of the technology from a security-related website.
Government, maybe?
Would that help?
Karl
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