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That really depends on the OS you're running, but first look at Teamviewer. They've been ramping up production to support more systems, so check there.

 

Another method to try, depending on how advanced you are, is to set up remote operation through CLI. If interoperaibility is important, try Microsoft's Powershell 6, which works on almost all known platforms.

 

If those don't work, I'd say use an iKVM, but most R/pi don't have the right ports for that...

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1.) A simple & unsecure way to do this would be to just install a VNC server on the PI then port forward that to your public IP (not recommenced)

2.) Teamviewer (easiest)

3.) VNC via SSH. (on remote machine-> ssh -L 5901:127.0.0.1:5901 -C -N -l urUser REMOTE-IP-OF-PI) then you connect to 127.0.0.1 for VNC

 

4.) VNC server locally, and PI connected via a VPN (a private vpn you manage preferably.. like openVpn or softether)

I like this method the best because once its setup and your machines are on the same VPN network; everything just works easily, and you dont have to mess with setting up SSH stuff. And you control how you connect rather then some 3rd party like teamViewer..

 

 

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