Whether you’re a Linux guy pounding away on the keyboard in a Bash shell, or you’re a Windows guy automating specific tasks in PowerShell, we can all agree that the CLI is king. If you think “The GUI is where it’s at, bro. It’s all you need.”, or you’re one of those that’s stubbornly shying away from any command-line environment, then you’ll be severely behind almost everyone if you work in any IT-related administrator or engineer position.
Sometimes, though, there’s times when the GUI is necessary. Microsoft struck a home run when they developed RDP, but if you need to remote into a desktop environment on a Linux or Mac OS, you’ll need something like VNC. Continue reading “Remotely control your Raspberry Pi with TightVNC”