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I'm considering picking up a used Mac Pro since my iMac is slow and not very upgradable, is there a way to have the "bigger" apps on the Mac Pro, and "small" stuff on the iMac? My iMac can still handle light tasks fairly well and I don't want to let it go to waste.
Earlier Mac models
I think sure that will work if you want to have two computers running side by side, independently. I don't think you can somehow combine the CPUs to turn this into a super computer. Well, it may be possible but would probably be very complicated and require you know a lot about networking and run a different operating system designed for that kind of thing.
Is there just anyway to have the programs from the Mac Pro show up on the iMac? I don't have another monitor and it's already there on my desk.
There was this but it looks like it is no longer updated. Refers to "OSX".
Using Mac Pro and iMac together?
