What is the best posture for intel's mac remote connection m chip mac?

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• Anonymous11121 Apr 2, 2025
  After reading the documentation, both Mac computers must be equipped with Apple chips and run macOS Sonoma 14 or later https://support.apple.com/fr/guide/remote-desktop/apdf8e09f5a9/mac #: ~: text =% E6% 89% 93% E5% BC% 80% E2% 80% 9C% E9% AB% 98% E6% 80% A7% E8% 83% BD% E2% 80% 9D% E5% B1% 8F% E5% B9% 95% E5% 85% B1% E4% BA% AB,% E5% 89% E5% 8F% 96% E2% 80% 9C% E9% AB% 98% E6% 80% A7% E8% 83% BD% E2% 80% 9D% E3% 80% 82
• Anonymous11122 Apr 2, 2025
  I also want to know why the remote control of mac seems to be not as smooth as that between windows, and the screen sharing experience on the same intranet is not good. Can I only use thunderbolt wires?
• Poster Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous11122 That vnc is also smooth if connected with thunderbolt wire?
• Anonymous11123 Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous10277 didn't see 16 +256, it's all 16 +512 😂
• Anonymous10365 Apr 2, 2025
  If you are in the LAN, you can try sunshine + moonlight
• Poster Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous10365 I also saw others push this. I searched and it was troublesome to configure 😂. I used the screen sharing remote that comes with mac last night and found that the uppercase lock key could not switch between Chinese and English input states. I don't know if these third-party software have any fixes. Has this problem been fixed?
• Anonymous11124 Apr 2, 2025
  Compared with windows's remote desktop, Apple's remote control is rubbish
• Anonymous5369 Apr 2, 2025
  @ Poster # 26 Brother, it's ok, screen sharing-editing-synchronizing keyboard language, it's ok
• Poster Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous5369 Good guy, I didn't even find this, I tried it tonight, it made me feel so uncomfortable yesterday, it was very fragmented 😂
• Anonymous11054 Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous4807 pdd is already 2990
• Anonymous46 Apr 2, 2025
  Well, I feel like another friend who has suffered a discounted mini loss. Apple's current experience with the old MBP + mini is quite bad. The fluency and usability of the remote desktop cannot be compared with the local system, and it also depends on the network environment. Users with any mobile needs recommend replacing MacBook directly. In fact, it doesn't cost much, but the experience gap is very, very big
• Anonymous46 Apr 2, 2025
  mini is only recommended for users who really have no mobile needs, such as keeping it at home or in the company all the time, but in fact, the proportion of such users is very low, and the proportion of those who don't need performance is even lower. A large part of Windows miniPC users use it as soft routers or servers/NAS, and Mac doesn't do these jobs very well, and it's quite embarrassing
• Poster Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous46 😂 is still reluctant to change it. I plan to use the mini for 2 years. I am currently using the 19-model 16-inch MBP, the last generation intel. 60% of the daily work scenarios can be met. For the remaining 40% of the scenarios, I want to do my own projects and develop IOS applications. intel's mac is a bit strong and unintentional, so I bought the mini first. I have a monitor, a mouse, and a keyboard, but I am used to using the touchpad, so I have the need for remote development on the intranet.
• Anonymous43 Apr 2, 2025
  How about educational discounts? Can I find someone to place an order?
• Poster Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous43 Yes, I placed an order with a friend
• Anonymous4807 Apr 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous11054 # 30 I bought it a month ago for pdd 3200... lost...
• Anonymous4504 Apr 2, 2025
  Forget about rustdesk, the LAN is quite fast.
• Anonymous5565 Apr 3, 2025
  @ Poster Find a relative to register a new account, but Temer Goudong won't let you buy it..... Drunk.