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When working from Windows, I prefer to use RoyalTS instead of the default Microsoft RDP client, because it allows me to save multiple connections, the credentials of the connection, etc; as well has having more than 1 connection open at a time.
Is there a similar (or any) alternative to the Microsoft RDP client for connecting from OSX to Windows? Aside from VNC, that is; at this point I'm hoping to continue using the RDP protocol.
Adam Tuttle
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CoRD is my pick for RDP access on OS X.
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Any diffs in performance? – Patrik Björklund – 2010-02-01T20:06:53.863
@P.Bjorklund Not as far as I can tell. It works just like tsclient on Linux, excellent performance. – John T – 2010-02-01T20:30:31.703
Sorry, this is a decent answer but CoRD is closer to what I was looking for. So just a +1. – Adam Tuttle – 2010-02-02T17:06:42.597
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I can confirm that Thinomenon's RDC has the advantage to be compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion when CoRD, TSclientX and apparently Microsoft's Remote Desktop Connection are not.
user185101
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I'm using CoRD on Lion. Haven't tried it on Mountain Lion. – Adam Tuttle – 2013-01-07T16:30:41.933
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http://www.thinomenon.com/products/RemoteDesktopClient/osx.aspx is the best RDC client available for free on Mac/Windows/Linux
Sergey Pakhomenko
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– Der Hochstapler – 2012-10-23T11:18:11.253
Setting this as the accepted answer because of its similarity to my favorite Windows RDP app (RoyalTS). Thanks! – Adam Tuttle – 2010-02-02T17:06:04.673