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RTSC is a tool, there can control computer from web-interface. Supports on Linux, Windows, MacOS, Raspberry PI, Solaris.  ## Installation ## **Windows:** ``` $ npm install rtsc -g ``` **Linux:** `
RTSC is a tool, there can control computer from web-interface.
Supports on Linux, Windows, MacOS, Raspberry PI, Solaris.

Windows:
$ npm install rtsc -g
Linux:
$ sudo setcap CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE=+eip /usr/bin/node
$ sudo npm install rtsc -g
This will add the command rtsc to you command line
rtsc {Subdomain for localtunnel} {Username} {Password} {Local port (not necessary)}
or you can load config from json file
rtsc -c ./myconfig.json
Example:
rtsc example myUser qwerty
After this command you can visit https://example.localtunnel.me (You Subdomain.localtunnel.me) and login as myUser with password qwerty
Create file config.json with content:
{
"port":615,
"username":"you_username",
"password":"example_password",
"subdomian":"example_subdomain"
}
Load the command "rtsc -c ./config.json"
And now, you can visit https://example_subdomain.localtunnel.me (You Subdomain.localtunnel.me) and login as you_username with password example_password
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RTSC is a tool, there can control computer from web-interface. Supports on Linux, Windows, MacOS, Raspberry PI, Solaris.  ## Installation ## **Windows:** ``` $ npm install rtsc -g ``` **Linux:** `
We found that rtsc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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