• Teamviewer 11 For Mac

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Here is what I want to do: I want to run Mathematica on another Mac from my Mac (both Snow Leopards). I want to do this because the remote Mac has multiple cores/processors while my local Mac is rather shabby. I would like to have the front end still locally (i.e. The graphical interface). What I've learned: I used to do this type of thing from multiple Linux machines and was expecting to have similar success for Mac-to-Mac operation. However no such luck.

The problem seems to be a display issue (front end). Mac front end runs in Aqua while X11 is what is really needed (this is why there is no problem on Unix). While Macs have X11, for some reason Mathematica can't use it. So how do I get around this issue? Possible solutions that I have had to rule out are: 1.

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Screen sharing. Not practical since someone else will be using the remote Mac on another account. Screen sharing only uses the active screen.

Mechanical turk. Installing Unix on the remote computer. Not possible in my situation.