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Is this section big enough that it warrants having a separate page, perhaps written as a how-to guide?
I'm not sure about the how-to guide part, as there's not a lot of explaining what to do.
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I think this page is starting to burst at the seams a little bit, but we can leave the reorganization for a separate project!
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This way it doesn't conflict with the general Troubleshooting header.
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| Next, the setup downloads a Teleport agent for your platform and runs `teleport node configure` | ||
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A screenshot would be good here as well
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Added one extra screenshot for good measure. The first one shows where the Connect My Computer icon is compared to the rest of regular UI, the second one shows the setup and the third one shows the status view.
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@ravicious See the table below for backport results.
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* Reduce instances of "just" * agent lifecycle -> the lifecycle of the agent * proxy version -> Teleport Proxy Service version * Simplify sentence about local user requirement * Add screenshots of Connect My Computer * Update screenshots of Connect UI
RFD 133 describes how Connect My Computer works.
To try Connect My Computer yourself, you can download Connect v14.0.1, then from the three dots menu in the top right pick "Open config file", set
"feature.connectMyComputer": trueand restart the app. Now log in to a v14+ cluster and you should see the icon in the top left.Connect 14.0.1 includes a bit outdated version of Connect My Computer, but it's mostly just small UI changes and bugfixes. Next week I'll make a fresh tag build and mention that here when it's done.