Remote Desktop

y hotsyncs with your email and downloads it for you. Or the weather. Or the news. Or your computer backs up a text document that you have been working on to your remote home computer. You could do some neat stuff. ...

Also possibly at second problem is the remote access. Same thing as above. When I'm running some apps,then done and quite the apps. I fire up remote access and a freeze again. ...

Right now, my desktop's more or less single user machine... if someone connect to it from remote location, it's usually me... ...

Generally speaking UNIX servers need less than half the amount of system admin time as NT server. The big win with UNIX though is that full remote administration is included out of the box, so you need less on site people. WTS is an additional cost for NT, but is included in a some form in Win2k. ...

Is there anything like OS 9 Remote Access, which allows access to a whole LAN through dial up, printers and all, except doing it over the internet. ...

Now back to ruining the suprise of 10.1 to summarize: Speach funtions werk very very well. Gui is noticably faster. Although, I have managed to crash the system preferences app on more than 1 occasion. :( Dock has undergone a few changes. Certian docklings no longer work. And you now have the option of choosing where you want your dock to be. Apple has taken away the ability...

I'm not exactly sure what you want to do here. You just want to have a gnome desktop on your system? ...

folder on my local machine, instead of the one on the remote machine that I share. Any ideas? ...

Screw sudo. OS X is a desktop OS intended to be administered from the gui, which can not be remotely used. ...

Currently, I have 10 virtual desktops, with an average of 6 or 7 windows per desktop open. ...