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I am constantly going to classes in computer labs, and require access to my desktop back in my room. Basically all of last year, my iMac stayed in XP 😱 because it was so darned easy to remote desktop from the XP boxes in the comp labs to my computer at home. This is the one thing I think MS does better than apple.
Or do they? Can any of you give me an equally-effective solution that will allow me to connect to my os x desktop?
Features that would be just super:
Now I know what you may all be thinking, and yes, I have tried VNC. I do not like it anywhere near as much as I like remote desktop. It can't do many of the things I need, including most if not all of the things I have just listed. I specifically do not like the requirement of installing a client on the computers, even though I am a lab supervisor, and could get them all suited up with them at the beginning of the year (I hadn't even thought of that until now...)
Thanks for the read!
I am constantly going to classes in computer labs, and require access to my desktop back in my room. Basically all of last year, my iMac stayed in XP 😱 because it was so darned easy to remote desktop from the XP boxes in the comp labs to my computer at home. This is the one thing I think MS does better than apple.
Or do they? Can any of you give me an equally-effective solution that will allow me to connect to my os x desktop?
Features that would be just super:
- Printing directly from my os x desktop to the network printer hooked into the xp box I am on
- Adjusts resolution to fit monitor
- Snappy performance
- Cutting and Pasting
- File transfers
- Runs in the background of OS X, and is always on
Now I know what you may all be thinking, and yes, I have tried VNC. I do not like it anywhere near as much as I like remote desktop. It can't do many of the things I need, including most if not all of the things I have just listed. I specifically do not like the requirement of installing a client on the computers, even though I am a lab supervisor, and could get them all suited up with them at the beginning of the year (I hadn't even thought of that until now...)
Thanks for the read!