X-Win32 by StarNet Communications Corp. is a remote desktop client that allows you to use many remote desktop protocols to connect from one computer to another. Although there is no version of X-Win32 for Mac, there are other applications you can use instead. The following list contains some alternatives to X-Win32 for Mac.
TeamViewer is one of the most popular multi-platform tools designed for remote computing. This program might prove to be of good use if you need to immediately connect to someone else's computer to fix a problem or show a user how to complete...
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Remotix VNC & RDP allows connecting to various workstations, independently of the operating system they are running, in order to view their screens, perform monitoring activities, transfer data and share clipboard contents.
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Remote Desktop Connection front end. It uses rdesktop for linux (you can install it with fink or darwinports). Added parameters (to be sent to rdesktop) field to each host. Added prefereces panel and path to rdesktop file in preferences.
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Remoter, the best remote desktop client for iOS, makes its way into the desktop! Connect to all your VNC (screen sharing), RDP (Windows Remote Desktop), SSH, and Telnet sessions from one app. Supports audio streaming for OS X and RDP.
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Famatech hasn't yet released Radmin for Mac. This list of alternatives to Radmin for Mac will help...
RDP by Blue Whale is a program that allows you to connect to other PCs through the RDP protocol...
GlacSoft LLC hasn't yet released TightVNC for Mac, but you can find many similar desktop sharing...
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