> VNC. There are servers and clients for just about every operating > system known to man. > > The only drawback is that it is not encrypted like Timbuktu > is . . .there is one version that includes SSL encryption but it's > not free. It's from RealVNC . . .they have both free unencrypted and > pay encrypted versions. <SNIP> > I ended up making a .term document that issues the right command to > establish the tunnel . . .a simple double click and it is > setup . . .then VNC to local port and it works. Neil, Thanks for taking the time to provide this excellent info! I will experiment, and see if I can get this set up. Again, thanks! Jerry > On Jan 15, 2007, at 13:25, KJS wrote: > >> >> Hi, all. >> >> I have a need to access and control an iMac at home (to >> occasionally restart >> an errant application). I'm evaluating Timbuktu Pro, and it does >> what I >> want, albeit slowly. It's a bit pricey for my simple need, though. >> Are there >> other options - shareware, open source, etc.? >> >> Thanks, >> Jerry