It’s tucked away pretty good though – not sure why Apple did that. MacOS X, if I’m not mistaken since 10.4, has a VNC Client installed already. Note : RealVNC is free and has a very suitable VNC Client, but why install more software if you don’t really need to? There are lots of VNC Clients out there, and strangely enough … they charge money for something you already have on your computer. It’s main purpose is to display the “screenshots” of the controlled computer, as send by the VNC Server, and to send mouse moves and keyboard strokes to the VNC Server on the computer that is being controlled. It is the program on the computer that is controlling the other computer.
Screen Sharing for regular VNC clients VNC ClientĪ VNC Client is the otherside of the story.
