Thanks to you all for your help and input on this
At 14:45 10/01/2002 -0700, Frank Carreiro wrote:
>
>>If bevhavior you are looking for is to have somebody watch a screen
>>that's moving by itself you can have 2 or more vnc clients hook up to
>>the same VNC server, one person moves the mouse,
The Jan 2002 issue of Linux Journal has an article on how to setup VNC to
do as you wish (I believe). The article is at http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5499
Regards,
Jerry Q.
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Subject: Re: VNC - possible to see the desktop as if sat in front of
linux box ?
Just realized I didn't fully answer your question.
If you want vnc serv
That would work. I think he was trying to watch on the linux servers
screen vnc client activity. If two or more connected to a session it
should work.
>If bevhavior you are looking for is to have somebody watch a screen
>that's moving by itself you can have 2 or more vnc clients hook up to
Just realized I didn't fully answer your question.
If you want vnc server on linux to act like vnc server for windows then
the answer is no. From what I've read in the past the vnc server for
linux is only a session. It doesn't actually control your display like
pcanywhere (or vnc server for
VNC server for windoze is VERY different from VNC server for *NIX.
In a nutshell VNC server for windoze is more like pcanywhere without the encryption
(ssh solves that problem). VNC server for *NIX is another matter. It's more like a
terminal session than anything. The desktop I believe defa
Ignore this. I missunderstood what you were asking
On Thu, 10 Jan 2002, dave brett wrote:
> Hi Chas
>
> It sounds like a resolution issue me. I found the same problem and being
> to lazy to figure out what to do with vnc, changed the resolution on the
> vncserver to 800x600 and then was able
Hi Chas
It sounds like a resolution issue me. I found the same problem and being
to lazy to figure out what to do with vnc, changed the resolution on the
vncserver to 800x600 and then was able to see the whole screen on my
computer. The dispaly was slightly smaller than the my 768x1024 display
That is it exactly, as the comment on the page says :
"gain desktop control of another linux box... (but not
in a new session as the well known VNC do under linux,
here it's windows style VNC =)"
Will give it a whirl when I have a minute - just a bit
concerned about the low version number (wrt
Are you looking for something like this:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/x0rfbserver/
?
--- John Alex Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> In the home folder, you have a .vnc folder. In there
> you have a xstartup
> which starts the window manager. By default it is
> the trvm (i believe),
> y
>In the home folder, you have a .vnc folder. In there you have a xstartup
>which starts the window manager. By default it is the trvm (i believe),
>you can change that to what ever desktop you want.
>
>I have gnom-session& in place of it.
Sweet, "gnome-session &" starts up gnome instead of "twm
In the home folder, you have a .vnc folder. In there you have a xstartup
which starts the window manager. By default it is the trvm (i believe),
you can change that to what ever desktop you want.
I have gnom-session& in place of it.
chas wrote:
>I've installed VNC on Redhat7.2 to tunnel over
I've installed VNC on Redhat7.2 to tunnel over SSH.
All works fine - I can use the VNC client on a PC to
view a desktop on a Linux box (running the VNC server).
However, it's not the same desktop that is showing
on the linux box - for starters, there is no panel bar
on the bottom, and any GUI a
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