Definetively yes, but with some caveats:could someone who was developing a program invite people to try it out on his computer via VNC?
That would save a lot of uploading and downloading, and give the developer faster, better feedback. It could be particularly useful to a developer with a slow internet connection.
It works like this:
If you want them to test independent of one another you start-up as many non shared desktops as concurrent users you are expecting and assign each one a different port.
If you are inviting a few known people to test this should work fine.
Of course you could have shared desktops, but I don't see it as advisable for testing applications, That one is more for a conference call type of interaction.
Actually for what you are proposing, it may be better to use X over SSH, although Puppy does not have the ssh server. (Nice idea for my next project).
If I see you on IRC tonight you can try connecting to my puppy if you want.
Hey, I got an idea for another thread.