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Best Remote Desktop from Linux to Mac?
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Good ole VNC should do the trick. Use VNC server on the Mac and then remmina or KRDC on the Linux machine.
I heard that VNC gives bad quality. Also will things like clipboard work fine. Another thing is that I need to be able to access after Mac boots (aka so my mac M1 will be headless with just HDMI dummy plug)
It’s good enough for Apple, it should be good enough for you. There is always a quality loss with such things. You’ll have to test it and see if you like it.