The information I have found so far all seems to suggest VNC as the only option, but wile watching a video. I'm considering treating myself to a Mac Mini (8Gb, 1TB) and was wondering if there is any way to remote desktop from my Windows machine to the Mac. There is however some justifiable argument RDP is better. I am a long time Windows user (15+ years), but I have never owned a Mac (I know, I know). Most people go the VNC route because it is both built-in to OS X as Screen Sharing, and much cheaper. If you want the best VNC type solution then Remotix is the only one that fully supports the quirks Apple have added to their implementation in that it can connect to Screen Sharing without having to enable VNC mode. There is however some justifiable argument RDP is better. Of these I think this one is closet to your needs Both companies main focus is to provide software to make a Mac in to a Mac Terminal Server however as you probably know Microsoft Terminal Server and RDP use the same protocol.
#RDP INTO A MAC FROM WINDOWS WINDOWS 10#
Since it was for home usage, Microsoft removed some features from Windows 10 home like group policy editor gpedit.msc and remote desktop RDP.These features are only available in the Pro and Enterprise editions. There are only two companies offering RDP compatible solutions for the Mac, these are AquaConnect, and CodeRebel. There is no Remote Desktop in Windows 10 Home. Those based on their own individual proprietary system - such as Team Viewer, LogMeIn, RescueMe, etc.
Those based on VNC - which includes Apple's own Screen Sharing.
Remote control software falls in to three categories.
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