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Bosco's Screen Share is easy, free cross-platform screen sharing for Mac and Windows. Bosco's Screen Share allows you to share and drive desktops regardless of platform choice. Bosco's Screen Share uses a peer-to-peer, serverless protocol and leverages standards such as JPEG image compression and TCP/IP, ensuring excellent performance with minimal interruptions. Bosco's Screen Share can also work with Personal Web Sharing to publish your screen to friends' web browsers.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.0: Universal Binary for Mac OS X, significant performance improvements, and better web screen sharing.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later (PowerPC 500MHz or better)

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Developer:Hutchings Software
Downloads:6,097
  - Version d/l:1,579
Internet:Internet Utilities
License:Free
Date:05 Feb 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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Jun 24 2008

TOMIS  I found it unbearably slow compared to the system's built-in VNC/ARD server.  
(Version 3.0)

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Feb 8 2007

YASHRG  I tried many other apps to show the desktop to other people over the internet, but none of them worked!Thats because at my home I have a complicated setup of a wifi router and a voip gateway and therefore am unable to enable port forwarding to my pc and at college, I don't have any administrating rights.hence I can't show the desktop to anybody over the internet or have them control my desktop. I just wish there was option to show it over virtual lan network like using hamachix or vua upnp server... any help in this direction would be greatly appreciated. maybe they`ll implement something of the sort in the new version.  
(Version 2.0)

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Nov 29 2005

SHAWNYQ  I'd love to test this software out, but the download server is slower than molasses. Hopefully the developer can add an alternate means of downloading.  
(Version 2.0)

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Nov 29 2005

BRAD_HUTCHINGS  The load is a little (er, a lot) heavier than normal today. However, I just had a buddy on the other side of the world test and he downloaded in 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Molasses, on the other hand, comes in at 10 minutes and 25 seconds. We're still a ways ahead of it!

-Brad Hutchings

Hutchings Software  
(Version 2.0)

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Oct 6 2004

BRAD HUTCHINGS  Dear Bosco's Screen Share Users,

We promised to have 1.0 done on October 7. We've slipped again unfortunately. There were some things with the user interface that were confusing for many users, and we've done some redesigning of the product to make it really, really easy to use -- "just like a phone".

We will have a new beta out in the next few days. We really think you're gonna like it. We appreciate your patience. And... we're extending our beta discount.

-Brad Hutchings

Hutchings Software  
(Version 1.0b7)

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Sep 17 2004

ANONYMOUS  what's the difference from the free VNC?  
(Version 1.0b5)

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Sep 17 2004

BRAD HUTCHINGS  Bosco's Screen Share is built from the ground up to be easy enough for your grandmother to use. One thing that motivated us to build Bosco's Screen Share was trying to use VNC products to help my 81-year old grandmother with her computer. They were a complete non-starter. We think software should be easy to use.  
(Version 1.0b5)

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Sep 7 2004

BRAD HUTCHINGS  Be sure to read the known issues on the support page of the Bosco's Screen Share website. One that slipped by that we just discovered... If you are outside the US/UK and format your decimal numbers like "0,1234", you won't be able to remote control the mouse from your computer. Set the number format to "0.1234" in your system preferences or control panels to make this work. We have it fixed for a 1.0b5 release, which we will probably make in the next few days. Anyway, please check the "known issues" on the support page.

-Brad Hutchings

brad@componentx.com  
(Version 1.0b4)

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Aug 20 2004

BRAD HUTCHINGS  The next beta will have remote control. We now have it working pretty well for Mac OS X controlling Mac OS X and Windows systems. It works "acceptably well" for Windows controlling Mac OS X and Windows systems. Mac OS Classic remote control (being controller or controllee) isn't working yet.

Expect a new beta by 30-August. Our ship date will probably slip to 15-September. More news soon...

-Brad Hutchings

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(Version 1.0b3)

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