With that in mind, does anyone know of decent screen sharing software I can install on that Mac WITHOUT admin rights or root privileges? I can't turn on the native screen sharing or remote management in the sharing section of system preferences because of the locked down nature of the account, and my only other go-to, NoMachine, requires admin access to install.
The only problem with this is, the company laptop is extremely locked down and I can't get administrator rights or root, so I can't install or enable any screen sharing software I know of. That way I've got one laptop on my desk, one mouse, one keyboard, one monitor (which is all I have room for). xrandr -output DP-1 -mode 1680x1050 You can also set the refresh rate using the -rate flag as shown. So, my theoretical solution is/was to set up a screen sharing server on that laptop so I can remote in from my personal computer. nomachine fit to window and all monitors 912 views 1 Dislike Share Save Russell Valentine 20 subscribers Subscribe Shows settings after hitting Alt+Ctrl+0 to set fit to window and show. Set Screen Resolution in Ubuntu To set the resolution for a screen for an external monitor named DP-1 to 1680×1050, use the -mode flag as shown. Once installed, each enabled computer will show up in the 'My Devices' section of the web site and will be able to perform remote desktop, remote terminal, file transfers and more. I have no problem with that, it's just that I don't have enough physical space to keep two laptops on my desk. Connect to your home or office devices from anywhere in the world using MeshCentral, the open source, remote monitoring and management server. I've been shipped a MacBook Pro from a company I'm doing some work for that I'm required to use for their work (even though my personal MBP is much newer).
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