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 ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...