> Actually, for Fedora Core (and likely other distros with recent VNC > versions) you don't even need x11vnc to attach to the current > screen/session. Just add: > > Load "vnc" > > to your xorg.conf file Modules section and > > Option "passwordFile" "/home/david/.vnc/passwd" > > to your Screen section (change the passwd file location as necessary). > Create the password file using vncpasswd. VNC passwords are not tied to > user accounts, so you can use any VNC passwd no matter the user account > logged in. > > Then disable the vncserver process from init.d -- you won't need it > anymore. This way you use the stock VNC distro. It's very slick, and > performance and resource utilization is much better since you're not > starting a whole new X session for VNC like you do with vncserver.
Hey - thanks for that. I've been using x11vnc - I didn't know it was built into the distro already. I've now got rid of x11vnc and I've noticed that this is quicker on the client end. Thanks, Phill _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list mythtv-users@mythtv.org http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
