Google Chrome's Remoting feature inches closer to usability

Remoting -- which looks to be Google Chrome's answer to RDP and Terminal Services computing -- has taken yet another step toward its inevitable debut. In recent Chromium snapshot builds, Remoting now appears on the about:labs page.
However, unlike the other Labs options -- like side tabs, tabbed settings, and Instant -- Remoting still isn't usable. After enabling and restarting Chromium, you'll be able to hit set up remoting under the wrench menu. A login box will appear, but that's as far as you'll get.
It's safe to assume that an actual Google or Chromium.Org account (internal, not the ones you and I use) is required at this point, but with Remoting cropping up in Labs it shouldn't be too much longer before we're able to take the feature for a test drive.
However, unlike the other Labs options -- like side tabs, tabbed settings, and Instant -- Remoting still isn't usable. After enabling and restarting Chromium, you'll be able to hit set up remoting under the wrench menu. A login box will appear, but that's as far as you'll get.
It's safe to assume that an actual Google or Chromium.Org account (internal, not the ones you and I use) is required at this point, but with Remoting cropping up in Labs it shouldn't be too much longer before we're able to take the feature for a test drive.












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Subscribe to commentsPOLPSep 28th 2010 12:14PM
What is this feature??
Also why doesn't Chrome provide an offline installer setup?
VictorSep 28th 2010 12:45PM
Google does actually provide users option to download the setup files, however there is a trick to it.
You can find the direct download links to the setup files here:
http://offlineinstallersetup.blogspot.com/2010/09/google-chrome-offline-installer.html
mahir haroonOct 30th 2010 1:12PM
my mind says that some crazy guy will take chromium source code , edit the internal adress and make it to wildcard and compile it