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• Kody Dagley
  February 1st, 2012 at 20:27

  Hi folks,

  I am a bit of a Linux noobie, but a long-time user of Hamachi on Windows for personal and work use. I still use a Windows desktop and netbook on a regular basis, but as I enjoy Linux, I am pondering setting up a dual-boot on either my desktop or netbook with a Linux distro for fun and was looking at Linux Mint 12 as a possible candidate.

  I’ve tinkered with many distros in VMs in the past and many used Gnome 2, which I know Haguichi works flawlessly on (kudos on such a quality product by the way!). My question is, is there a Gnome 3 compatible version of Haguichi in the works, or should I be able to to install Haguichi on Mint 12 with no issues…?

  Cheers and thanks!

• ztefn
  February 1st, 2012 at 20:51

  Hi Kody,

  Haguichi should work just fine on Linux Mint 12 / Gnome 3. Using Mint you can follow the Ubuntu download instructions or watch this video.

  PS: Thanks for the compliments!

• Kody Dagley
  February 1st, 2012 at 21:05

  Thanks Ztefn! Good to know! I use Hamachi to often remote into friends/family computers for tech. support purposes and using command-line-only Hamachi on Linux is time-consuming when in a hurry so I much prefer a GUI….knowing I can still use it to connect to both those Linux and non-Linux computers when I need to is great!

  I’ll have to give it a try on my old test machine sometime soon when I install Mint 12 on it! You’re welcome for the compliments! :P