To save time, it would be good to make sure the needed software is made common for both sides… Using Skype at the same time would help along too. Not to build software, but it doesn't make any difference. I'm thinking about apple's remote desktop, which I think I have used before, but the other way around. I have occasionally used some type of remote access software before, although fairly long ago, there must be something left and probably still usable. I would favor the option of remote access to build on my machine. I've built a lot of unix software but not on a mac, so although I have occasionally built something, I'm not familiar enough to be certain of a reliable result, so of course assistance would be preferable. I can't have other computers running 10.11, I don't have that many and I have older software that won't run on anything newer than what I have, and I need this and can't move on.
I obviously prefer avoiding this kind of thing.
I've tried a bit the virtualization option, but this isn't very practical and I've had errors as well.
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