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Not sure about your opinion about TeamViewer in particular, but if you manage any MacOS servers there's not much alternative but to have some form of remote des

Not sure about your opinion about TeamViewer in particular, but if you manage any MacOS servers there's not much alternative but to have some form of remote desktop client in my experience. If you're on a team where everyone has Macbooks, you probably just use the builtin screen sharing app though. For Windows environments you're probably using Remote Desktop, which, enough said there.

kspacewalk2 2y ago
You can use Remote Desktop on MacOS.
- 1over137 2y ago
  only from a Mac, not to a Mac.
  - Terretta 2y ago
    Not sure that's right. In general any Mac can serve its desktop to the Apple Remote Desktop client: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/allow-apple-remote-desktop-to-access-your-mac-mh11851/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/allow-apple-remote-... Also can support most any VNC viewer. But FileVault has to have been unlocked.
bitwize 2y ago
Doesn't macOS have a built-in VNC server?
- 1over137 2y ago
  Yes. But it’s only convient connection from other Macs, not from Windows or unix.
  - dylan604 2y ago
    > not from Windows That's how you know it's secure /s
edm0nd 2y ago
What are yall using macOS Server for? I thought it was end of life'd.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago
  I think we're talking about normal macs that are being used as servers, not Xserve
infogulch 2y ago
Tried RustDesk?
_mlbt 2y ago
Jump desktop works really well for connecting remotely to macOS... https://jumpdesktop.com https://jumpdesktop.com