As far as I am aware GoToMeeting doesn’t support Linux. However, WebEx does work with Linux. You could also try VNC.
If you want to try gotomeeting, there is this gotomeeting promo code which will allow you to use it free for 30 days.
As far as I am aware GoToMeeting doesn’t support Linux. However, WebEx does work with Linux. You could also try VNC.
If you want to try gotomeeting, there is this gotomeeting promo code which will allow you to use it free for 30 days.
James T said
Another good one is Techinline Remote Desktop (www.techinline.com). Very reasonably priced and easy to use. The best thing is that nobody has to download or install anything since it runs through the browser
M. Ronald Smith said
Actually a company named DimDim offers the same services for LINUX at lower rates than Citrix.
Currently, Citrix and Webex have nothing on DimDim.
Another company named Bomgar offer a service that will host meetings for machines using different operating systems. You can have a meeting in Ubuntu with others using Windows or Apple.
M. Ronald Smith said
Actually a company named DimDim offers the same services for LINUX at lower rates than Citrix.
Currently, Citrix and Webex have nothing on DimDim.
Another company, Bomgar, offer services that accommodate meetings for machines using different operating systems. You can have a meeting in Ubuntu with others using Windows or Mac.
Jimbo said
Gotomeeting seems to be falling out of favor.
Dimdim does look to be eating it’s lunch.
One of the likely reasons (in our company for sure) is that with the down turn a lot of companies moved some departments to basic linux systems and re-purposed old computers. These departments now can’t share in gotomeeting webinars and as such, clients moved to a cross platform solution.