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I have two machines connected to LAN. One is Windows 7 and the other is Mac/OSX Lion.

Two persons are to use the two machines over single project. Can the hardware & OSes be somehow shared? The main benefit would be to share iOS simulator to the Windows 7 machine.

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There exists software for remote desktop connections on both Windows and Macintosh computers.

Windows has this feature built in. There are several available for Mac, such as AquaConnect.

For developing an Android application on Mac platform, this should be the same process as it is in Windows (Eclipse and Android SDK are both available for OSX).

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iRapp is another alternative for serving a remote desktop from a Mac. – hotpaw2 Jun 9 '12 at 23:45

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