Mark:
Correct: the echoServer which connects echoWare-enabled
programs together is available both in Linux and Windows.
EchoWare itself is a Windows DLL, so all "echoWare-enabled
programs" (e.g., Kaboodle, EchoVNC, etc.) are all Windows-only.
Hope that helps clarify...
-Scott
On Aug 13, 2005, at 12:51 PM, Mark_hotmail wrote:
Can I just check I understand this exchange please:
"EchoVNC is free and Windows-only."
http://echovnc.sourceforge.net/fom-serve/cache/2.html
|| "We operate Unix servers and there aren't sufficient directions for
me to install the software."
I had assumed that Vincent was looking to use echoVNC under Linux
...but, as Scott indicates,
http://echovnc.sourceforge.net/fom-serve/cache/6.html
the Echo server can also be Linux and so in-house server can support
the organisation's EchoVNC under Windows systems. - Correct ?
Mark
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