Originally posted by spud
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Yes, you can. I had read about this but wasn't intentionally trying to do it. However, I was checking through the manage plugins screen on windows a few months back and it was showing a plugin that I thought wasn't installed. Turns out I had left my Ubuntu HS3 VM running and the plugin was enabled there. Reading more since seems to suggest that you are supposed to need to specify the HS3 host IP when running a plugin remotely, but I certainly hadn't done that in this instance.
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