Ask Slashdot: Easy, Open Source Desktop-Sharing Software? 116
N8F8 writes "Like many IT professionals, I provide a lot of free help desk-type support to friends and family. I've decided to expand my support work and create a site where veterans can receive free computer help. I'm using OSTicket for the ticket reporting. What I really need is an easy to use desktop-sharing system. In the past I've used TeamViewer because it is easy to use, but it is not really free for non-personal use. Recently I switched to Meraki Systems Manager because it is free — and it uses VNC — but unfortunately it isn't intended for the one-time-use type support I'll be offering. So I'm looking for a reliable, open source, easy to use desktop-sharing solution that I can set up on my site for people to join one-time-use help desk sessions."
Contact TeamViewer (Score:5, Interesting)
Personally, I would just send the company behind TeamViewer a mail; explaining your case and see if they're willing to give you some leaway in this case.
TeamViewer is an amazing piece of software that works really, really well.
It's worth a shot, right?
webrtc desktop sharing (Score:4, Interesting)
bleeding edge, but is cross platform and can be interfaced with your site seamlessly
Re:OMG (Score:2, Interesting)
And no, just because you're providing free services to vets doesn't mean I don't think you should pay your share. Too many people try to demand "free" just because they're a "charity." If you're not a *registered* charity, pay your share.