[Ham-Mac] remote fldigi from Mac to PC

[Dave Wright]

Yup, Mac to Mac is a piece of cake and outstanding performance, but Bruce
also has a Windows machine he’s interested in.

If at all possible, Bruce should definitely stick with Mac to Mac.

-- 
Dave Wright
K3DCW

“Real radio bounces off the sky"

On May 30, 2016 at 11:18:29, Alan Bomberger (ae7tu at waldenpond.com) wrote:

I tried RealVNC as a VNC server on a Mac when I was having trouble
connecting
to the Mac screen sharing using ChickenOftheVNC as a client. Apple changed
the authentication protocols for their screen sharing and it is
incompatible with
most VNC clients. (after 10.6)

I found the performance to be horrible on my older Mac mini but I guess it
might
be better on a modern PC.

Mac to Mac screen sharing gives one almost the same performance as the
local
screen and mouse.

On May 30, 2016, at 7:29 AM, Dave Wright <hfradiopro at gmail.com> wrote:

> You need to use a VNC client; something like RealVNC. I believe Microsoft
> also still makes a version of their Remote Desktop Application which will
> allow you to control the Windows PC from your Mac. Don’t expect superior
> performance; it will be laggy under all but the best network conditions;
> but you should be able to get it to work with no issues.
>
>
http://www.sysprobs.com/remote-desktop-app-for-mac-to-take-windows-8-1-10-rdp
>
> --
> Dave Wright
> K3DCW
>
> “Real radio bounces off the sky"
>
> On May 30, 2016 at 10:08:02, Alan Bomberger (ae7tu at waldenpond.com) wrote:
>
> Mac to Mac is trivial. Have the Navigator working on the Mac with Fldigi.
>
> In Preferences/Sharing enable Screen Sharing.
>
> On the MacBookAir open a finder window and note in the left panel of the
> finder
> window under "Shared" your remote Mac will be listed.
>
> Click on it and a Finder window opens.
>
> There should be a small button near the top of the window labeled
> Screen Sharing.
>
> Click on that and in a few seconds a large window will open with your
> remote
> Mac's screen. Use your mouse and keyboard in that window exactly as you
> would
> were you sitting at the Mac.
>
>
> On May 30, 2016, at 5:59 AM, NN4BJ <NN4BJ at cfl.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> I understand this is possible , but have not quite figured out how to do
> it yet. Not a network guy, but have a local LAN with PC or Mac (A/B
Switch)
> connected to IC-756ProIII via Navigator. Would like to use the radio with
> my MacBookAir from the house out to my shack.
>>
>> Does anyone have step-by-step kind of like Dummies guide for doing this?
> Or point me to where this might be described for a novice.
>>
>> Bruce/NN4BJ
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