I recognize this may be a dumb question, but it isn't clear on the website if Parallels Access is Mac- only software that serves to connect Mac to other devices remotely.
My use case: I would like to connect to my Linux desktop at home from my Windows laptop while traveling. My Linux desktop is way more powerfull with RAM, processor etc. but my Windows laptop is light and I get to travel a lot.
I wonder if Parallels Access will work in this scenario, where there's no Mac involved.
I am sure there are other solutions beside Parallels but they all seem like performing dental root cannal on yourself...
My use case: I would like to connect to my Linux desktop at home from my Windows laptop while traveling. My Linux desktop is way more powerfull with RAM, processor etc. but my Windows laptop is light and I get to travel a lot.
I wonder if Parallels Access will work in this scenario, where there's no Mac involved.
I am sure there are other solutions beside Parallels but they all seem like performing dental root cannal on yourself...