iRAPP2.7

Name: iRAPP
Price: 79.00 $
Rating: 3 (5 reviews)

01 April 2015

Access one or more Mac computers across your network seamlessly.

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Overview

iRAPP allows you to access one or multiple Mac computers across your network seamlessly - by using our iRAPP Cohesive Client or with any RDP Client for all your PC to Mac or Mac to Mac needs. Use the same keyboard, screen and mouse as iRAPP merges OS X with your Windows XP or Vista environment in perfect harmony.

iRAPP is the natural evolution of the remote system access; it merges the connected systems and gives the user the desired usability and experience.

Do you occasionally have to use your Mac and PC at the same time?
Do you wish to mix your favorite applications in your own way?
Do you have to manage multiple OS X systems at the same time?
iRAPP allows you to do all this in a new and innovative way. With iRAPP, you can work seamlessly and simultaneously on your PC and Mac applications. iRAPP is the perfect blend of both worlds and you won't believe it until you have experienced it.
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What's new in iRAPP

Version 2.7 (2015/03/31):

Server

Important: Due to emergency situation, all bug-fixes listed below did not go through full QA cycle. Any feedback or bug reports regarding this version would be highly appreciated.

MS RDC for iOS v8.1.7 is not able to connect to iRAPP Server v2.7.
Keyboard mapping feature does not work in iRAPP Client for Windows v2.7.
iRAPP Server does not show some support notifications.

Client

Fixed: The last minimized window can not be restored by clicking on dock-icon.
Improvements: Sound, printing and keyboard options has been moved to "Resources" tab.

2 Reviews of iRAPP

Just Genius, it is a Remote access solution but of the different kind. As soon I had it running for 2 hours I couldn't go back to the normal Remote Desktop option VNC provides. This makes me want more. I hope they create a Mac to Mac client in the same fashion!

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Beware of Code Rebel iRAPP! Previous History of Stolen Code Code Rebel iRAPP developer Arben Kryeziu was the chief architect who became infamous for the CherryOS scam for stealing PearPC's source code and selling it for $49.95. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CherryOS On October 12, 2004 CherryOS announced it Mac emulator, and it was release on March 19, 2005 and development stopped on May 6, 2005. The program was called a vaporware or a hoax, with critics calling the program's existence into questions, because of numerous missed deadlines and failure to produce demonstration versions. On March 9, 2005 the software was available for download. In early 2005, Kristian Hermansen posted a very rudimentary analysis of CherryOS, his finding caused him to independently investigate the alleged "author" of the code, Arben Kryeziu. In a brief long distance phone call to Hawaii with the author, it was immediately apparent that his stories didn't match up to what was being fed to the public media. This phone conversation was recorded, but the audio was never released. Halvar Flake a widely respected reverse software engineer found over 600 functions that nearly identical or were identical to PearPC. While PearPC were preparing for a lawsuit against CherryOS, they withdrew. On April 5, 2005 the main page of CherryOS was changed to "CherryOS is On Hold until further notice", then a day later the message was changed to "Due to Overwhelming Demand", has open sourced itself, but still charging $14.95 to cover their costs. As of 2007, CherryOS and its website, CherryOS.com, are defunct. With this history I wouldn't trust who's code Code Rebel iRAPP was using.