#Screenrecycler for mac license
#Screenrecycler for mac download
#Screenrecycler for mac mac

Russia on Saturday said traffic had resumed over the strategic link symbolising the Kremlin's 2014 annexation of Crimea. 'First results' of Russia's inspection of the bridge were due Sunday, he added. 'We are ordering the examination by divers, they will start work from six in the morning,' Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin announced. Divers were to inspect the waters beneath the giant Crimea bridge Sunday a day after a truck bomb ignited a massive fire on the road and rail link, killing three people. Zelensky denounced the 'merciless strikes on peaceful people' and residential buildings as 'absolute evil' perpetrated by 'savages and terrorists'. Regional official Oleksandr Starukh posted pictures of heavily damaged apartment blocks on Telegram and said a rescue operation had been launched to find victims under the rubble. At least 17 people including a child also died when seven Russian missiles hit the centre of the industrial city earlier this week. City council secretary Anatoliy Kurtev, provided a higher death toll of 17. Zelensky said 12 people had died and 49 people, including six children, were in hospital after Russian missiles again hit Zaporizhzhia.

The reports came a day after a key bridge linking Russia with the annexed Crimea peninsula was partially destroyed by an explosion, and as the Kremlin replaced its top general amid major battlefield setbacks in Ukraine. If you get it working, let us know what you think!Īn overnight Russian missile strike killed at least 12 people in Zaporizhzhia, authorities said on Sunday, in the latest deadly attack to hit the southern Ukrainian city that President Volodymyr Zelensky called 'absolute evil'.

#Screenrecycler for mac download

It's still got some 'issues' so please be sure to read the caveats posted there before you download it. ScreenRecycler is currently in pre-release Alpha but can be downloaded for free. It's not exactly pretty and it's not exactly speedy, but it is really pretty cool, if you ask me.

#Screenrecycler for mac mac

What's cool about this and really sets it apart from your basic VNC setup, is that ScreenRecycler makes your Mac actually recognize the connected machine as another display, so it can be configured through System Prefs just like any other external monitor. To accomplish this bit of wizardry, ScreenRecycler uses VNC (a cross-platform app for remotely controlling another computer - I personally like Chicken of the VNC, but there are other clients you can try) to connect to the old machine. This may have limited usefulness for many of you, but I like it as another example of things we do just because we can. The 24 to 27 MDP-cable connection is a real alternative nonetheless.I came across this post on MacCast about ScreenRecycler, which enables you to use your old Mac (or PC) with a built-in monitor - like an old Powerbook or iMac, for example - purely as a secondary display, provided you can get it on your network. In short, 27 to 24 use the WireFire 9 pin? Or.Ģ4 to 27 and use the mini-display port cable?Īt this point it might be best to download the trial-version of Screenrecycler The other way round doesn't work since the 24' iMac does not have the needed video-in capability the 27' iMac has. That could be a real alternative to use the 27' iMac as a second display for the 24' iMac. Alternatively, I could use the 27mac as the second monitor by using its display mode function with the mini-display-port cable that I just got? (perhaps for naught).

#Screenrecycler for mac license

No, one license of Screenrecycler us sufficient since it includes not only the Screenrecycler app but also the VNC-client app for the second iMac.ģ. Will I need to buy TWO (2) ScreenRecycler programs, one for each computer?

Will that do the trick? That would enable me to use the 24 as the second monitor.įireWire can be used to connect the two iMcs but I am not sure it works with ScreenRecycler.Ģ.

I think I just figured out that a 9 pin WireFire will connect to both computers.ġ.