Kernel Bob 
@kbob@chaos.social
Crusty geek. Retired software developer, aspiring musician. Used Unix way before it was cool. I'm in New York, but my heart is in Oregon. My cardiologist hates that. Once I built a pumpkin chucker. Another time, I built an LED cube. Interests: 3D printing and making in general, synths (playing and making them), learning the bass guitar (rock, jazz, funk), FPGAs and electronics, pinball. I spent 40+ years obsessively coding and studying computing, but that interest has finally cooled.
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Where was I? Right. I started with RDP. I could not find reliable info on how to connect to an RDP server from MacOS, nor whether it's possible, so I didn't get far.
So I switched to VNC. I used VNC 20 years ago. MacOS supports it. Let's see what's changed. I looked at RealVNC, tightVNC, and tigerVNC. RealVNC is apparently paid now. tightVNC is Windows first now(!) and only old versions support Linux. That leaves tigerVNC.
5/N
#RDP #VNC #RealVNC #tightVNC #tigerVNC