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On the MacOS side, you can setup the VNC Server by just using the built in Screen Sharing tool. From your Pop!_OS install, you can connect using any VNC client (e.g. TightVNC, TigerVNC, Remmina). I drive all the Zoom Rooms for my org off Mac Minis and that's how I access them.
To be suprised Parsec ends up as most close thing I need it can pass good audio and image quality, only issue is keyboard :)
If you need quality just get a kvm switch.
Just ordered one today :)