Sunlogin covers the mainstream platforms, with differences: desktop is most complete, mobile is convenient on the move, and the web client suits occasional use.
Desktop platforms
Windows and macOS support full control and being controlled; Linux mainly supports hosting and command-line work, depending on edition.
- Windows 7 and later
- macOS 11 and later (Intel / Apple silicon)
- Major Linux distributions
- Validate server systems on a small scale first
Mobile and web
iOS and Android work as controllers; Android devices can be mirrored and assisted, while iOS is limited by the system mainly to screen viewing.
- iOS 14 and later
- Android 8 and later
- Android supports mirroring and assistance
- Web client suits occasional sessions
Feature differences
System rules shape behaviour: iOS cannot be fully controlled, and the Linux desktop experience is lighter than Windows.
- iOS cannot be fully controlled
- Limited desktop experience on Linux
- Some features depend on permission systems
- Support varies by edition
FAQ
Does it work inside a virtual machine?
Yes, provided the VM has network access and working graphics; attach hardware such as cameras to the VM first.
Can very old systems still be used?
Very old systems may not accept current clients. Keep an older installer or upgrade the system first.