Hi!
I am just wondering if there is any chance on OS X to have something similar like you have with a XWindow client/server combination. I would like to sit on a OS X computer and remotely work an another OS X machine. But not like you do it with Timbuktu or VNC, where you only control it like you would sit in front of the machine. I'd like to have a completly new session which does not interfere with the local screen.
I found something in the Apple Knowledge Base that says:
"Quartz is comprised of a high-performance, lightweight window server and a graphics rendering library for two-dimensional (2D) shapes. The window server features such advanced capabilities as device-independent color and pixel depth, REMOTE DISPLAY, layered compositing, and buffered windows for the automatic repair of window damage."
So I think it should be possible. Anyone of you knows something about it?
I am just wondering if there is any chance on OS X to have something similar like you have with a XWindow client/server combination. I would like to sit on a OS X computer and remotely work an another OS X machine. But not like you do it with Timbuktu or VNC, where you only control it like you would sit in front of the machine. I'd like to have a completly new session which does not interfere with the local screen.
I found something in the Apple Knowledge Base that says:
"Quartz is comprised of a high-performance, lightweight window server and a graphics rendering library for two-dimensional (2D) shapes. The window server features such advanced capabilities as device-independent color and pixel depth, REMOTE DISPLAY, layered compositing, and buffered windows for the automatic repair of window damage."
So I think it should be possible. Anyone of you knows something about it?