I need to support Apple Remote Desktop and Virtual Network Computing connections on an Apple XServe running OS X, but both services listen on the same network port. I also want to tunnel the VNC ...

Hi guys,<BR><BR>Does anyone know of a VNC client that can do 16 bit colour (65535 colours)?<BR><BR>I'm trying to connect to my Mac via it's built in screen sharing (VNC) and it's unusably slow due to ...

In Part 1 of this series, we learned how to set up transparent usage of a VNC desktop both remotely across a network and on a console, via a display manager, in such a way that the same desktop (and ...

The "screen sharing" feature built into Mac OS X uses the virtual network computing protocol. You can use TightVNC or any other VNC client application to log into a ...

Screens, arguably the finest and most attractive VNC client for Mac and iOS, is now even greater. Its version 4 update for macOS brings a more polished user interface, the ability to transfer files ...

M1 Mac Mini as a server. Screen sharing turned on. All computers connected on the same gigabit wired network. Want to see its screen from a Linux client. The Linux box is a monster, big GPU/CPU/RAM.

My daily routine involves managing remote machines and requires juggling several tools. I run an app for SSH, one for RDP, ...

Viewing what’s on the screen of another computer–or even controlling that other computer remotely–can be super-handy, for troubleshooting, looking up documents, or running a program you can’t run ...