RDP & VNC Programs

[helmsc]

I'm taking the plunge into a MacBoook Air as my primary work computer (had a Win7 laptop) and need advice on software. I was using mRemote to manage my RDP and VNC connections as it had a nice tree view for all my connections. Is there any freeware or open source programs similar for Mac OS X?

 

[helmsc]

anyone ??

 

[Zerozal]

I don't have direct experience with any of these, but take a look through this list:
http://alternativeto.net/software/mremote/?platform=mac

(Alternativeto.net is a nice site that lets you see alternatives to various software that's available for other platforms).

 

[brand]

anyone ??

CoRD is a great open source RDP client.

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[Tooth DeKay]

You could always use the tools included in OS X.
Just press cmd+k then in the address field type vnc://address_to_connect_to
it can also be used for smb, nfs etc....
And you can also press the + button to add it to the list so it's available next time.
The best part about the inbuilt VNC viewer is that when you connect to a dual screen computer, you can dynamically switch between the left, right or both screens.