Remote Control Desktop Mac

I use a program with the funny name of "Chicken of the VNC". It lets me connect to a windows pc running XP Home. Windows remote desktop connection for mac only works with XP Pro version. Chicken of the VNC is great... free, easy to install and run and super fast on my homenetwork. ...

My USB dancepad is recognized 100% of the time, but button press registering stops for a while. So it works for a while, but then doesn't (sometimes for weeks). The pad itself *is* recognized 100% the whole time. And the pad always works on a Playstation. First, some data: Computer: iBook Summer 2005, 1.5GB RAM, 10.4.8, all updates Pad: BNS Fusion PS/XBOX/USB pad...

Ps..even if there's some way I can 'hack' into my OWN box and just use remote desktop to control the iBook from my other mac...that would be ok too... ...

site, which means Mac users are able to get through. ...

Remote Desktop Connection for Mac from Microsoft is Free. ...

Remote Desktop solutions are still PC only, it seems. ...

Chicken of the VNC uses the VNC protocol, while MS Remote Desktop for the Mac uses the RDP protocol. Very different, but both allow you to control a computer remotely. ...

If you have Tiger, you don't even have to install the VNC server. Just make sure Apple Remote Desktop is enabled in the Sharing System Preference, and check the option that says "VNC viewers may control screen with password" and specify that password. ...

A KVM switch isn't going to work with an iMac because there's no way to pipe in an external video source. However, there is a way to control your PC remotely through your Mac. That might be a better solution for you. ...

site computer via Apple Remote Desktop. More specifically, trying to view and take control of the remote mac. ...