System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/AppleVNCServer.bundle/Contents/MacOS/AppleVNCServer but can't figure out what arguments it might take (if any) Is there a way to get the native mac vnc client to do this?įor what it is worth, I found the location of the client (on Sierra): On a linux server this would be as simple as $vncserver -geometry 2560x1600 and then connecting to the created server. Since the built in client is really a vnc server, I would like to be able to set the 'served' resolution to 2560x1600 instead of the native resolution of the MacBook Pro. Chicken can be paired with various VNC servers including UltraVNC.
The Chicken package does not include any VNC server functionality, nor does the client run on any other operating system than Mac OS X.
#VNC VIEWER FOR MAC DUPLICATE SCREEN FOR MAC OS#
If a client computer is running nonApple VNC software and has multiple displays but you cant. Based on an older software package called Chicken of the VNC, Chicken is an open source VNC client for Mac OS X. A 3D application on the other hand, draws to the entire window. View a VNC servers additional displays in Remote Desktop. The left-hand menu should contain a Sharing section that lists all the nearby Macs that macOS has detected. It lets you use your keyboard, trackpad, or mouse to control a computer running VNC across a network. I would like to be able have the connection fill the entire screen, but currently the best I can do is set the MacbookPro's resolution to 1680x1050 which fills about 2/3 of the 2560x1600 monitor. The latest version of VNC has a mirror driver that instead of polling for new draws is told when they occur, so it has even less work to do. VNC access is similar to the Control command in Remote Desktop. I am attempting to connect to a MacBook Pro from a Mac Pro with a 2560x1600 monitor using the built in screen sharing client.
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