On Mojave I'm having a pretty strange error between my MacBook Air and Mac Pro... I can only go from my Air to my Pro, but never from my Pro to my Air. This would be amazing if it was from my Pro to my Air, but alas it isn't. The strange behavior seems to be stemming from the fact that my Air sees itself as a computer to share to (see screenshots)
Every time I want to access my Macbook Air via my Pro, I see the following message:
I also cannot remove trusted hosts via the dialog.
Even if I take away the replicated Macbook Air, I get the same error:
I don't know where to start. I wish that I could use this because I use a trackpad for pretty much my everything I do. I guess my next step is to migrate from my Air to my Pro and not have to worry about this software haha.
Actually something very interesting is that it appears the cursor IS getting from the Pro to the Air; it just immediately fails thereafter to handover control of the Air to the Pro...
On Mojave I'm having a pretty strange error between my MacBook Air and Mac Pro... I can only go from my Air to my Pro, but never from my Pro to my Air. This would be amazing if it was from my Pro to my Air, but alas it isn't. The strange behavior seems to be stemming from the fact that my Air sees itself as a computer to share to (see screenshots)
Every time I want to access my Macbook Air via my Pro, I see the following message:
I also cannot remove trusted hosts via the dialog.
Even if I take away the replicated Macbook Air, I get the same error:
I don't know where to start. I wish that I could use this because I use a trackpad for pretty much my everything I do. I guess my next step is to migrate from my Air to my Pro and not have to worry about this software haha.
Actually something very interesting is that it appears the cursor IS getting from the Pro to the Air; it just immediately fails thereafter to handover control of the Air to the Pro...