On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 12:01 PM, Mike Gabriel < [email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Rustom, > > > On Fr 26 Sep 2014 18:25:40 CEST, Rustom Mody wrote: > > Hi new here! >> >> I was wondering if x2go can be made to do (some of) what doceri does? >> https://doceri.com/ >> >> My preference is to stick with linux. >> However at the moment it looks like doceri only runs on windows and macs >> >> Thanks and Regards >> Rusi >> > > Try iTALC or epoptes on Linux. Maybe that fulfills your needs. > > With X2Go something like doceri, iTALC or epoptes could be created, but it > is not there out-of-the-box. > > As I am the Debian maintainer of iTALC, I normally take care that it works > inside X2Go sessions (and it does). > Thanks Mike Had a look at both epoptes and iTALC. My impression is that both are for controlling students' machines. This is not my usecase (at least as of now). My usecase is I guess like this Use a tablet rather than a black/white board and capture the whole lecture – audio and video. Note that I am using 'tablet' vaguely. It may be a touchscreen laptop, an IPad, IPhone, Android phone or tablet. I believe that one of doceri's selling points is that the teacher hooks up the laptop (ideally a mac?) to the projector at the front of the class, then walks around the class with IPad in hand and writing on and generally controlling the mac remotely from the Ipad. [Note Ive never used doceri or ipads or x2go -- so I may be a bit incoherent]
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