Mac Vnc

Now if Epson would only listen to the griping and whining and shut me up by delivering a working driver for Mac OS X .......... ...

I recently saw a VNC server for mac os x on versiontracker.com. ...

Once installed, the Trojan drops a keystroke logger called "logkext" on the Mac user's system. ...

I've just been doing a ton of reading about mac specific and unix in general. Lots to learn. ...

"Over time the Mac allows unknown user(s) to log into the computer, change permissions and eventually obtain root authority. Data is sent from the machine to the internet. Using a combination of ssh or telnet logins with AppleScript automation my machine is consistently compromised. Mouse movements are tracked, passwords are detected by a script that dupes me into thinking the...

'I read that with Leopard a 3rd party can take over your hard drive remotely if you give permission.' - a person cannot 'take over' your Mac and its devices, if permission, by you, is allowed (via System level settings). Please see the definition of oxymoron. The amount of access you allow is determined by your 'System Preferences' 'Sharing' utility settings; whether you...

All has run well with my new Mac mini until the last two days when I started messing with the network ing. ...

at a time. So the closest you can do is install Fusion or Parallels, and run multiple virtual machines in bridge mode with VNC enabled, so one user can connect to Mac and do something, other users can connect to e.g. XP or Ubuntu and run Photoshop or GIMP there and so on. ...

whereas with VNC you're relegated to connecting to each computer individually. ...

Here it is. config.version = "8" virtualHW.version = "6" scsi0.present = "TRUE" memsize = "384" MemAllowAutoScaleDown = "FALSE" scsi0:0.present = "TRUE" scsi0:0.fileName = "Windows XP Professional-000001.vmdk" ide1:0.present = "TRUE"