Yes, you might use VNC for screensharing - or you can use "teleport" http://abyssoft.com/software/teleport/ to run MacBook and iMac G4 side by side...Thanks, I'll check it out later!![]()
Yes, you might use VNC for screensharing - or you can use "teleport" http://abyssoft.com/software/teleport/ to run MacBook and iMac G4 side by side...
TeamViewer7 is another choice in exchange for VNC.Thanks!These sound great!
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Just use the screen sharing built into OS X.![]()
Just use the screen sharing built into OS X.![]()
Apparently Teleport seems not to work in combination of El Capitan and Leopar/PPC.
I'm using ScreenSharing/Teleport with a combination of two intel-iMacs which works seamless (i3/ElCapitan and c2d"white"/Lion).
When I tried to figure out how Teleport would run with a combination MacBook2008(Yosemite) and iBookG4(Leopard) I failed on getting Teleport connecting both devices.
Same with Synergy.
I'm gonna check Teleport and Synergy later only trying to connect two PPC devices ...
@Hack5190: which version and magic do you use to make Synergy work on your G5 work properly?
Thanks everyone for your suggestions.I have tried Screen Recycler and VNC, and those turned out to be the best ones. They work slow, though. That's the only problem. I will try TeamViewer 7 later today, to see if it works.
I thought that was only available on Intel Macs?![]()
Screen sharing has been an option inside the Sharing pane inside System Preferences on OS X systems since at least OS X 10.2.I thought that was only available on Intel Macs?![]()
You can download TeamViewer7 directly from their homepage. Look for older versions - Ver.7 is the latest to run on Leopard/PPC.There is a old PPC version of TeamViewer floating around. I used it for a little while and although it seems to work fine, it keeps filling up the logs with constant errors.
I've installed the feasible version of SynergyKM on both systems. The MB2008/ElCapitan gave me an error message before installation was complete, but the entry in the preference pane seemed to work as is was meant to do.I use Synergy with Leopard (PPC) and Yosemite almost every day. It's a bit quirky to configure, what kind of issues are you having?
Many thanks for your help!bobesch: Attached are screen shots of the Synergy control panel from my G5. Looking in the directory where I save all installs the PPC DMG is named 'SynergyKM-1.0b7-Installer.dmg'. Also in that directory were links to the following websites:
http://synergykm.com/ (the source for the above mentioned dmg)
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20071206002748959 ("Make Synergy keyboard sharing work in 10.5")
# Generated automatically by SynergyKM (http://www.synergykm.com)
section: screens
MacBook-Pro.local:
Power-Mac-G5:
halfDuplexCapsLock = false
super = super
alt = alt
ctrl = ctrl
halfDuplexNumLock = false
shift = shift
halfDuplexScrollLock = false
end
section: aliases
MacBook-Pro.local:
Power-Mac-G5:
end
section: links
MacBook-Pro.local:
left = Power-Mac-G5
Power-Mac-G5:
right = MacBook-Pro.local
end
section: options
relativeMouseMoves = true
screenSaverSync = false
end
Many thanks for the config-file. I'll give it a try as soon as possible ...bobesch: below is a copy of the config file from my MacBook (keyboard & mouse host) - maybe it will help.
Code:# Generated automatically by SynergyKM (http://www.synergykm.com) section: screens MacBook-Pro.local: Power-Mac-G5: halfDuplexCapsLock = false super = super alt = alt ctrl = ctrl halfDuplexNumLock = false shift = shift halfDuplexScrollLock = false end section: aliases MacBook-Pro.local: Power-Mac-G5: end section: links MacBook-Pro.local: left = Power-Mac-G5 Power-Mac-G5: right = MacBook-Pro.local end section: options relativeMouseMoves = true screenSaverSync = false end