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# [Send Linux commands to a remote PC(or server) from WhatsApp](https://blog.maentechie.com/send-linux-commands-to-a-remote-pcor-server-from-whatsapp?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Inspiration Some years back, I wanted to link two systems talking to each other through Linux commands. It was just a project out of curiosity, and wasn't even a serious one. I didn't know Twilio or Plivo or any other platform related. I tried to die...

Feb 4, 2022 · 4 min read · blog.maentechie.com  
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[Bernard Masika](https://hashnode.com/@BernardMasika)

[Jul 22, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/send-linux-commands-to-a-remote-pcor-server-from-whatsapp/61fd70b78d15cb3e7ce6180c/comment/62dacddbe3b09e6748885dc5)

very creative, man! thats why most amazing technologies currently where side projects! i was thinking with the now whatsapp API, can there be some improvements, maybe replacement of some components..!? or something