Can I run Maestro on Linux and display to a Macintosh?

Maestro is an OpenGL application and will display from Linux to any X server if Maestro is started with the -SGL option. Mac OS X comes with it own X server, which you can use to display Maestro from a remote Linux host.

The performance of Maestro when you display it remotely will be slow, due to the network speed and due to the use of software GL. You can run Maestro locally on a Macintosh by using a Windows virtual machine running under Parallels.

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