Vnc For Mac

though in my experience the screen lag makes it a bit awkward for full use of the headless machine. ...

Thanks for the tips, but I solved it another way. ...

i use VNC to admin a remote linux box that has KDE as the desktop environment. VNC by nature is a little sluggish, even on a local network. sure, i could use ssh to compress it, but then it's only slightly sluggish but choppy. ...

lem. With 320megs of RAM your MacOS will probably run pretty nicely, but you have to give the virtual PC memory as well, and it gets taken out of your 320megs. For Win95, 64megs of RAM may be sufficient, but that leaves your Mac with only 256megs of RAM for itself. ...

which is very similar to VNC but I believe much faster. ...

will I be able to use a Mac incompatible device which I KNOW works fine in Windows XP and Me? ...

The advantage of VNC vs. Remote Desktop is that VNC can be used between a variety of different operating systems. For example, I can set up a VNC server on my Mac at home and connect to it with a VNC client on a Windows machine at work. ...

The LAN thing on VPC runs seamlessly, sharing the IP the Mac uses. ...

Does anybody out there know how to write a simple applescript that just scans the HD for new files, and then updates accordingly on itunes? ...

linux version and here's a mac version. ...