We brought you early coverage and the first news of Leopard's Screen Sharing capabilities back in August but Apple legal made us take it down.
Today, Macworld's Rob Grifiths shows us how to turn Leopard's built-in Screen Sharing into a full-fledged screen sharing application - with a lot of he features that are sold in Apple Remote Desktop. It only takes a few lines of code in the terminal.
1. Find the screen sharing application and put it in the dock. It is at /System/Library/CoreServices/Screen Sharing.app
2. Run this in terminal:
