S shmegal325i macrumors member Original poster Apr 20, 2011 32 0 Jan 30, 2012 #1 Hey guys I'm wondering if it's possible to use a 2010 Macbook Pro as a display for a G4 Quicksilver.
Q quasinormal macrumors 6502a Oct 26, 2007 736 4 Sydney, Australia. Jan 30, 2012 #2 Which model quicksilver? How much RAM? What purpose? If you upgrade to 10.5 you could use its Screen sharing abilities. I control a couple of headless macs this way. There is some lag from the wireless connection which in your case would be accentuated by the QS's laggy running of 10.5. Last edited: Jan 30, 2012
Which model quicksilver? How much RAM? What purpose? If you upgrade to 10.5 you could use its Screen sharing abilities. I control a couple of headless macs this way. There is some lag from the wireless connection which in your case would be accentuated by the QS's laggy running of 10.5.
O ObuckiO macrumors regular Dec 9, 2011 231 1 Ohio Jan 30, 2012 #3 shmegal325i said: Hey guys I'm wondering if it's possible to use a 2010 Macbook Pro as a display for a G4 Quicksilver. Click to expand... You might have seen this..G4 Quicksilver capability
shmegal325i said: Hey guys I'm wondering if it's possible to use a 2010 Macbook Pro as a display for a G4 Quicksilver. Click to expand... You might have seen this..G4 Quicksilver capability
S shmegal325i macrumors member Original poster Apr 20, 2011 32 0 Jan 31, 2012 #4 Quicksilver 2002 has dual 1.0Ghz cpus, 1GB RAM, ATI 7500 32MB video card, 160GB hard drive, DVD-RW.
S snaky69 macrumors 603 Mar 14, 2008 5,908 488 Jan 31, 2012 #5 shmegal325i said: Hey guys I'm wondering if it's possible to use a 2010 Macbook Pro as a display for a G4 Quicksilver. Click to expand... A 5 second forum search would've brought you your answer. It's do-able, but it will suck immensely and be very laggy. I suggest you buy a cheap LCD display and save yourself the hassle.
shmegal325i said: Hey guys I'm wondering if it's possible to use a 2010 Macbook Pro as a display for a G4 Quicksilver. Click to expand... A 5 second forum search would've brought you your answer. It's do-able, but it will suck immensely and be very laggy. I suggest you buy a cheap LCD display and save yourself the hassle.
heisenberg123 macrumors 603 Oct 31, 2010 6,498 9 Hamilton, Ontario Jan 31, 2012 #6 prolly be easier to buy a cheap lcd display, i just got a 24" Samsung for $210 so im sure a 15-19" would be dirt cheap
prolly be easier to buy a cheap lcd display, i just got a 24" Samsung for $210 so im sure a 15-19" would be dirt cheap
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Feb 1, 2012 #7 ObuckiO said: You might have seen this..G4 Quicksilver capability Click to expand... Only the 27" iMacs can be used as external displays via a video interface, but it is limited to MDP and Thunderbolt, thus your link does not apply, as the MBP does not allow video-in.
ObuckiO said: You might have seen this..G4 Quicksilver capability Click to expand... Only the 27" iMacs can be used as external displays via a video interface, but it is limited to MDP and Thunderbolt, thus your link does not apply, as the MBP does not allow video-in.