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The forum thread discusses a software tool that enables remote control of multiple Windows systems simultaneously, with the original poster sharing a link to it. Respondents express skepticism about managing multiple diverse systems and note their own confusion even when controlling a single system, emphasizing practical limitations. Overall, the tone suggests the tool may be interesting but is seen more as a novelty or limited-use "toy" rather than a practical solution for complex multi-system management.
The forum thread discusses a software tool that enables remote control of multiple Windows systems simultaneously, with the original poster sharing a link to it. Respondents express skepticism about managing multiple diverse systems and note their own confusion even when controlling a single system, emphasizing practical limitations. Overall, the tone suggests the tool may be interesting but is seen more as a novelty or limited-use "toy" rather than a practical solution for complex multi-system management.
Drew
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Just a general interest thing for most but, for some people, setups, environments or activities could well be a handy, useful tool.
Say, maybe, doing maintenance, updates, testing, evaluating or such things on more than 1 machine simultaneously; a 'lab' type setting.
I just reckoned it was "interesting" enough to share.
Cheers,
Drew
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Say, maybe, doing maintenance, updates, testing, evaluating or such things on more than 1 machine simultaneously; a 'lab' type setting.
I just reckoned it was "interesting" enough to share.
Cheers,
Drew
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