Software update is telling me that I have an update for this product.
I have no idea whether to install this update and have no use for the remote desktop client.
I cannot find mention of it in my System Preferences and an internet search on the topic is not helpful.
Can I ignore this update?
An attempt to "hide" the update did not work.
Thanks,
Bart
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Apple RDC is a thin-net client for Mac, and used by IT folks to "remote" to your desktop so they can see what your doing or fix something directly on your computer. It's built into all Apple OS's since the dawn of mankind. You can ignore the update if you don't use it, it will not affect your computers performance.
the setting for it is under >System Preferences...>Sharing
click "Remote Management" to turn it off/on
Thanks very much.
So I do have this client and to get rid of any updates outstanding that show my App Store icon in my dock I might as well install it, right?
Bart
I'd update it so it's stops bothering you but leave it off. I don't see why you need it but Apple can be antagonizing with the updates at times.
If you turn them all off theres a chance you might miss something you need. RDC is probably a small update but I'm still on 10,10.0 until I read more of what 10.10.3 did to peoples systems.
Thanks again.
Yes, I will wait on 10.10.3 as well, although I don't see any other sites that are recording issues or warning people off this patch.
Bart
Remote desktop client update
