I have a slightly complicated problem!
I have a Mac Pro 2,1 running snow leopard. I still want to use snow leopard because the software I use is better suited for me with this.
However, online functionality even with the Arctic Fox browser just isn't working out for me, so I had this idea that I could get a PC, install ubuntu, and then somehow connect it through a local ethernet connection to the mac pro. From there, I would control the PC via my mac pro. I am sure that with a local connection this would be fast enough to not notice any graphic lags and glitches, like you do on screen sharing programs such as teamviewer. However, I don't know how I would go about setting this up.
I am after a somewhat seamless integration of this linux PC, as if it was a virtual machine (I have even tried getting ubuntu to run in a VM, but the VM software for 10.6.8 is so old, it is unable to boot any modern linux distro!).
Then I could totally disconnect the mac pro from the internet, and just have the linux PC dealing with all the online stuff. This obviously would be better for security as well as functionality.
I have a Mac Pro 2,1 running snow leopard. I still want to use snow leopard because the software I use is better suited for me with this.
However, online functionality even with the Arctic Fox browser just isn't working out for me, so I had this idea that I could get a PC, install ubuntu, and then somehow connect it through a local ethernet connection to the mac pro. From there, I would control the PC via my mac pro. I am sure that with a local connection this would be fast enough to not notice any graphic lags and glitches, like you do on screen sharing programs such as teamviewer. However, I don't know how I would go about setting this up.
I am after a somewhat seamless integration of this linux PC, as if it was a virtual machine (I have even tried getting ubuntu to run in a VM, but the VM software for 10.6.8 is so old, it is unable to boot any modern linux distro!).
Then I could totally disconnect the mac pro from the internet, and just have the linux PC dealing with all the online stuff. This obviously would be better for security as well as functionality.