One way to use an iPad as a display for a headless Mac

Macworld
May 14, 2018, 8:00 am842 pts
Decades ago, I used to set up “headless” servers. These were computers that you stuck in a server room and accessed remotely. While terminal-based remote access for Unix systems was routine, the same approach with GUI-based operating systems, like what was then System 7, was unusual. We had to use a monitor to…

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