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Right but when would you ever need to do that with a Mac? The few times you would need to remote in to solve something, you can just use VNC/ARD and "suffer" th
by shinratdr 14y ago
Right but when would you ever need to do that with a Mac? The few times you would need to remote in to solve something, you can just use VNC/ARD and "suffer" through the GUI.
It's also much more useful as a teaching tool. Instead of whatever the problem was being silently fixed behind the scenes... then cropping right back up again because it's caused by user error, your client can follow along and actually learn something.
That's my favourite thing about ARD. I can curtain a machine if I don't want questions or interruption, and I can reveal it if I want to teach something.