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The trick is that the solution that works best with your environment tends to be a solution that resembles your environment. The iTouch/iPhone ARE OSX, so they
by invisible 17y ago
The trick is that the solution that works best with your environment tends to be a solution that resembles your environment. The iTouch/iPhone ARE OSX, so they obviously work very well with the Mac computers this author is using. Granted, the app may be cool, a lot of his problem was driver-related.
- ugh 17y agoBut even the friggin’ Apple keyboard (Made by Apple! Drivers and all!) didn’t work as well as a friggin’ app in this story.
- flogic 17y agoThat part makes me wonder. It seems odd to me that a Mac would have trouble with Apple's Bluetooth keyboard. You would think Apple would have gone over that with a fine toothed comb. Is this guy doing something weird?
- tedunangst 17y agoUsing it from 20 feet away? A mac mini buried in an AV cabinet? Hard to say what's wrong when all the information given amounts to "dunno".
- BRadmin 17y agoWe have a mac-mini in our office hooked up to our tv and we use Apple's wireless keyboard and a generic bluetooth mouse. Everyone in the office with an iPhone also uses Air Mouse, Remote, Boxee apps too, but they're mostly for novelty over function. Without the keyboard / mouse though, screenshare from our other macs works best.