Re: Using Mathematica remotely (installed on Mac, to be accessed
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- Subject: [mg112661] Re: Using Mathematica remotely (installed on Mac, to be accessed
- From: János Löbb <janos.lobb at yale.edu>
- Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2010 02:20:14 -0400 (EDT)
On Sep 24, 2010, at 4:10 AM, Michael Stevens wrote: > perdalum at gmail.com wrote: >> Hi there! >> >> I have Mathematica installed on a Mac running Snow Leopard and would >> occasionally like to use it from another machine. >> >> I know how to use ssh and tunneling of X11. >> >> I know that MathKernel is the CLI on Mac. >> >> But is it possible to run an X11 enabled Mathematica front end on Mac >> OS X and thereby getting it to display remotely? >> >> I think the problem is that the ./Mathematica program in Contents/ >> MacOS can't use X11, but I hope there is some undocumented or hidden >> feature. >> >> I will appreciate any help you can give! >> >> Thanks! >> >> ..Per >> > > MacOS X supports screen sharing via VNC. Just enable the screen sharing > setting in Network Sharing in the System Preferences, and either run a > VNC client on the far end or if the far end is another Mac then you use > the normal mechanism which, I believe, is in iChat. > > Cheers You can use the "Screen Sharing.app" and it is in YourHardDrive/System/Library/CoreServices folder. J=E1nos