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They use simple VNC but with some special “applesauce” that makes every non-Mac client I have ever tried break after a minute or so. But, on a mac, when you “s
by naikrovek 2y ago
They use simple VNC but with some special “applesauce” that makes every non-Mac client I have ever tried break after a minute or so.
But, on a mac, when you “screen share” into another Mac (this is what they call it for some reason; you “screen share into” the remote) it is flawless and quite snappy.
- awakecoding 2y agoIf you want to connect to the built-in macOS remote desktop server, don't use a standard VNC client, use a real ARD client like Remote Desktop Manager. While the server accepts standard VNC, you will only get zlib the codec, which has very poor performance. With ARD, you get a special codec inspired by progressive JPEG, along with server-side downscaling and chroma subsampling, etc. It's actually closer to RDP RemoteFX in terms of performance: https://devolutions.net/integration-center/apple-remote-desktop/ https://devolutions.net/integration-center/apple-remote-desk...