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Since I work heavily on Windows machines, there were a few essential requirements I was looking for to help my overall daily workflow:ĭownload Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client for MacĬoming in at # 1 for my favorite remote desktop client for Mac is Microsoft’s Remote Desktop for Mac. Microsoft had recently made version 8.0.0 available. This version really has stepped it up a notch from their previous version. Performance is not an issue for me during my tests. One of the biggest notable changes I found with this version over the previous is the fact that you can save client servers/sessions. This was important to me since I have a wide-range of servers that I need to connect to at any moment. I have to be honest and say that I haven’t given this one a full blown test as of yet.ĢX Client for RDP/Remote Desktopĭownload 2X Client for RDP/Remote DesktopĬoming in at # 2 on my list is 2X Client for RDP/Remote Desktop. However, I have used it many times on IOS devices and has worked well.

I did install it for my testing here in this article and overall was a nice experience.

I would have to rank this one a close 2nd to Microsoft’s client. Overall performance was not an issue for me during my tests. PriceĪ small issue I see (and probabaly not an issue for most) is the Windows Snap feature.

It seems to be a ‘hit-and-miss’ when I try to snap a window to the top of the screen. Check back next week.” This was announced on.ĬoRDĬoRD is a Mac OS X remote desktop client for Microsoft Windows computers.Īs of this writing, CoRD’s website has an announcement saying: “Cord don’t seem to work on 10.9 Mavericks. Īs you can see in the video, I have installed CoRD on my Macbook Air running 10.9 OS X Mavericks and it does work. Maybe there are some bugs that I am not aware of but overall it does seem to run OK for me.