Thanks, it works wonderfull with [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Windows. For feature versions you could include:
- a button on the toolbar to popup the keyboard. No need to press the select button and the toolbar has plenty of space left. - Saving server addresses (and maybe username/password). - Moving the screen by keeping the navigation buttons pressed down, like in the browser. - Scaling the screen by keeping the zoom buttons pressed down. Don't know if this is possible. - Moving the screen like in the browser: by moving the stylus on the touchscreen. The mouse pointer could be moved by pressing the stylus on the screen at the required position. Maybe a toggle button on the toolbar to switch between this mode and the existing to perform mouse dragging etc. Thanks, Dirk Kuijsten. > I'm pleased to announce the first version of a VNC Viewer maemo port. > Some other developers have announced ports of VNC in the past, but these > were strictly builds of the RealVNC vncviewer client and were not > GTK/maemo software applications. As such, they lacked certain GTK/maemo > amenities, the biggest being no text input methods. > > This new port is a true GTK/maemo port that basically provides most of the > support that one might expect from a maemo-ized VNC viewer. I'm still > working on adding some features, and there certainly is room for > optimizations, but I'm pretty happy with the way it has turned out so far. > > It's available at http://www.aracnet.com/~alevinsn/vncviewer_0.1_arm.deb . > > Here's some brief documentation: > -- Press the Select/Confirm button to turn on and off the text input > method window (just like in xterm). > -- Use the Zoom out (-) button for middle mouse button clicks. > -- Use the Zoom in (+) button for right mouse button clicks. > -- Use the Cancel/Close button to send an Esc key. > -- The other hardware buttons operate similar to how they operate in > xterm. > -- Turn on/off the toolbar from the View menu. > -- It is possible to double-click, but it might require a little > practice/multiple attempts. > > I'm planning on writing one or more e-mails concerning my porting > experiences. Hopefully, the information in these e-mails will be useful > to some. I'll also be making the source code available once I clean it up > a bit more. > > Aaron Levinson > > _______________________________________________ > maemo-developers mailing list > maemo-developers@maemo.org > https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers > _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
