Work from Home

[Saint_Technika]

What kind of setup does one need to work from home in a pure linux setup in the spirit of open source?

 

[aybbleek]

I don't think you could ask a more vague question bud

 

[deweyzeph]

What kind of setup does one need to work from home in a pure linux setup in the spirit of open source?

A home and a computer would be a good start.

 

[TEXTILE GUY]

A home and a computer would be a good start.

Desk, chair and some electricity ..... and peanuts.

 

[Beachless]

At least a 386 with 200MB of ram.

 

[deweyzeph]

Desk, chair and some electricity ..... and peanuts.

And lots of tissues.

 

[Zyraz]

What kind of setup does one need to work from home in a pure linux setup in the spirit of open source?

Internet and remote (depending on what you need to access : Teamviewer , VNC , Radmin , Dameware etc ) software is all you need .

 

[Necropolis]

A computer, internet and somewhere to sit.

/thread.

 

[cupcake]

Customers!

 

[kooldude]

A computer, internet and somewhere to sit.

/thread.

And someone to do the job as well

 

[Beachless]

And someone to do the job as well

That gets outsourced to India.

 

[Nerfherder]

Moms basement

 

[mister]

What kind of setup does one need to work from home in a pure linux setup in the spirit of open source?

The vaguest clue about what you are doing might be a good start.

 

[Saint_Technika]

Just to clarify my concern, I meant in terms of tools especially with rootkit loaded dongles from your network providers only working seemlessly in windows better if it's nokia, and vpn clients that work in other environments other than linux.

 

[aybbleek]

Just to clarify my concern, I meant in terms of tools especially with rootkit loaded dongles from your network providers only working seemlessly in windows better if it's nokia, and vpn clients that work in other environments other than linux.

This must be a bot...

 

[ginggs]

What kind of setup does one need to work from home in a pure linux setup in the spirit of open source?

Your neighbour's wifi password.

 

[aybbleek]

Your neighbour's wifi password.

That's what Kali is for

 

[Zipkoppie]

I work from home for a Linux company, I use OpenVPN, and then the tools I need to do my job.