Aufideskuljin

Hi, I need a lot of different Mac OS (X) versions on hand for different software only running on those versions. For now I am just using an external SSD with my VMs for Mac OS X 10.4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13/14/15 which run virtualized in Proxmox. While the performance is pretty good this way, it is annoying to always shut down the VMs, unplug the SSD and move it over to another Computer when I want to access the VMs from a different Workstation. Since I'm also reworking my Server at this moment to run Proxmox for my Linux VMs I though of moving my Mac instances over to Proxmox. I'm probably pretty spoiled by the performance and ease of use with Parallels so I'm looking for a decent Remote Access Tool for those VMs. Proxmox's NoVNC just plain sucks (also no shared Clipboard). So far I tried using the built-in Screensharing in Mac OS and connect from another mac with the built-in VNC Viewer which does work, share clipboards and I can even drag and drop files, but it shows both cursors (the "virtual" one and the real one) and the virtual one is lagging behind a lot, so the experience is suboptimal. Also, colors look pretty poor. Using RealVNC's VNC Connect with Mac OS's VNC Server is a better experience, image quality is better and I only have one mouse. Moving windows or images (creating a fast changing image) is lagging behind and is showing the progressive scan. Then I tried Parallels Web Access which (so far) has the best framerate, but has a high latency and is noticably compressed (which makes sense since it streams over their servers). What other options are there that allow clipboard sharing and have a good performance? Preferrably no Cloud-based solutions. Bandwith usage within the home network doesn't matter and shouldn't be a factory when deciding on a solution. I do not have issues with paid software if it delivers good results. So far my RealVNC version delivers the best performance and experience. Oh and then there is one more option... Parallels RAS (Remote Application Server). I havent looked into that a lot as it is not very cheap and has an annual subscription. Has anyone tried that and how does it work? Or do you have other ideas on how to accomplish this task? Maybe other hypervisors that support remote desktop natively? Thank you very much in advance and also thank you for reading through my novel :) ~Aufideskuljin Tl;dr: looking for tools similar to remote desktop on windows for mac os.

Ok thank you all for the replies so far, I'm just gonna take the risk and see where it goes, maybe I'm lucky I'll report back if I don't forget about it

Yes, to be able to legally put the CE label on it, it has to be certified and customs often don't have the time for large investigations. sooooo yeah, you can guess where I'm going with this. I backed a Kickstarter Project which shipped from China a while back. It had no CE-Label printed on the device itself. Because a lot of people from Germany had issues with customs blocking it for no visible CE-Label, the manufacturer sent everyone a letter with the certificate for the label to show to your customs office. But that was a "end-product" and not a PCB, that is why I was asking.

Hello, I want to order a WiFi-Card from China (it is hard to find certaint Broadcom models in the EU, but I need that exact chipset for my hackintosh) which has no CE-Label printed on. I know there is the general rule that everything that uses radio-signals, needs to have this label; However, this does not apply to electronic components (like the chips etc.) themselves. How does this apply to a thing like this? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/antennas-802-11-Bluetooth-4-1-Broadcom-BCM943602CS-wireless-wifi-Card-For-Desktops-with-mini-pci/32788764375.html Does it need the label? If yes, would it be fine if I just ordered the card without the antenna-PCB and try to find an adapter card somewhere in the EU? It is over the limit of 22€ which generally means the customs will take a look at it... Could someone give me a helping hand and maybe share experiences? Or even link to extracts from the law that explain this exact constellation? Thank you in advance!