ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsUnattended Access for Linux is on Beta! Access Linux devices without the end-user having to be present! Customers can begin testing Linux Unattended on Ubuntu devices using the X11 display server following the instructions below: Login tobeta.logmeinrescue.com Navigate to theAccess Wizardto create a Linux installer Give the installer a name ideally without spaces On the ubuntu device, open the downloads folder Right click the download folder path and select "open in terminal" Type the following command inserting the name of the installer sudo ./nameofinstaller.sh Note- if your installer file contains spaces you will need to put the installer name in quotes e.g:sudo ./"my installer.sh" The terminal will unpack the installer and you're ready to access from the live tech console Note - at this time only the X11 display server is supportedIf you attempt to connect to a device running Wayland you will see a blank screen To change to X11 on Ubuntu 22.04, click the settings icon in the lower right of the login screen and select "Ubuntu onXorg" to launch Linux with the X11 display server WEBINAR - September Release Roundup: What's New with Rescue! We’re thrilled to invite you to our upcoming webinar, where we’ll unveil the latest advancements in LogMeIn Rescue. New and Improved Unattended Device Management Interface The Rescue team is thrilled to announce the availability of the new and improved Unattended Device Management interface - designed to enhance the experience for Admins managing Unattended Access devices in Rescue. Introducing the MS Teams Integration for Rescue! Check out the demo video and documentation to set up! The Rescue browser-based Technician Console (WebTC) is now GA and available to everyone! Check out the newest features and capabilities supported! LogMeIn Rescue now supports OpenSSL 3.0.10 OpenSSL 3.0.10 increases the level of security during the communication process, while using LogMeIn Rescue. Live Webinar: March Release & Roadmap Review! We are excited to share with you our latest product releases and roadmap for the upcoming months. Join our product team as we showcase our new features and enhancements designed to help you provide seamless support. Rescue vPro with KVM has been added to the "Out-of-Band" support options! The vPro feature for Rescue has been updated with native out-of-band KVM support, removing the need for the embedded Intel EMA application. ChromeOS Support is Here - Remote View of Device and Remote Control of Android Apps! The Rescue team is excited to announce another newly supported platform in 2023! Hot on the heels of Linux, we are now adding basic support for the ChromeOS operating system to remotely view the desktop, and remote control Android applications on a ChromeOS device. The default Rescue Calling Card is now 7.51.1054 Learn more about the fixes and feature release with this default version!