Nasty thing called GOTOMEETING, ??? OSX

[Valtsu]

Hello,
there is a nasty thing called GOTOMEETING. With this stuff you can share your desktop over the network between corporation firewalls etc. OSX has client for this stuff, but does mac has similar software, where mac is working like host??

Anyone???

With kind regards
VT

[jf8]

WebEx might be worth looking into. They support hosting meetings on Linux and appear to support hosting meetings using OS X as well.
http://support.webex.com/support/system-requirements.html
https://sunmeetings.webex.com/docs/T26L/mc0800l/en_US/support/faq.htm#download

I used GoToMeeting once (on Windows) and hated it. I use WebEx a few times a week on Windows.

[Sky Blue]

I used WebEx this week. It's actually pretty nice. You can host/present on OS X, you get a couple of features less than Windows but it's very useable.

[Valtsu]

I tried webex and it works, but very slowly.

[Valtsu]

Hi
has anyone tried Gatherplace?
http://www.gatherplace.net
How does it feels?
With kind regards
VT

[ubercool]

I'm looking for a Mac presentation host service myself. Any new feedback on GatherPlace? :confused:

Hi
has anyone tried Gatherplace?
http://www.gatherplace.net
How does it feels?
With kind regards
VT

[ubercool]

OK, I tested GatherPlace with Keynote and it doesn't update the screen in slideshow mode. I contacted tech support to see if they were aware of the problem. :rolleyes:

[ksmith80209]

I highly recommend an app called Yugma (yugma.com). I have to do online meetings with clients several times per week and it works really well. A nice, light client (unlike that bloated crap required by WebEx). The best part of Yugma is... it's FREE for up to 10 participants. After having used WebEx and Yugma both, I can honestly say that I'd choose Yugma over WebEx any day - even if I had to pay for Yugma.