VNC

I don't think this is a VNC problem, but possibly a NetInfo config issue. ...

Yeah turhfully I would love to see this sort of tihng for the Mac. Hell, as someobdy pinted out on slashdot just running a VNC client on one of these pads would theoretically work fine. ...

yep - just found that out last night. :( Anyway, I installed vnc, and it's faster than using 9 in classic anyway. Just did a complete reformat and reinstall of x only, this is close to perfect! J5

and seti up the VNC server at the G4 and control it from the PowerBook. I'll also recommend connecting them at 100 Mbit speed to that VNC doesn't slow down anything, but then you'd have to get a new ethernet card for your PowerMac. ...

I saw this thread and I thought I had to let people know that they have a nice choice of VNC clients for OS X. ...

If anyone's still interested, I've finally gotten around to making the VNC Client I discussed above available for download. It's on Version Tracker . ...

The exact same thing happened to me as well, actually. That was on a PowerMac G4. However, I was really lucky because I had VNC installed on the box so I could log in from my iBook and run the 10.1.3 package update again. ...

y helpful in letting people develop apps that support RDP fully since they will never release the source code. I also hear a nasty rumor that Win XP disables the VNC protocol...haven't tried it out myself yet. ...

I used the patches and have it working perfectly. However I had to run it over VNC since I'm at work. That's a trick, use VNC to access the Mac from my Win2k box at work, and the Mac is running rdesktop to access my XP box on my home LAN. ...

Ok, I tried the permissions fixit script so graciously provided above, and it found all kinds of things that had been altered from the way they were when OS X was installed. Many of the missing files were the various foreign languages that I did not have OS X install, and most of the permissions problems were with Acrobat Reader and Internet Explorer. I went ahead and ran...