Hi:
Thanks Mike! I think "F8+f" is exactly what I need, though "F8+F8" is better
to me :-P
I did a search on this topic before, though not able to get a solution:
1 Remap ThinkPad specific "forward/back" keys to switch workspace (as your
first suggestion). It doesn't work in Full Screen mode.
2
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009, Hao Yu wrote:
We can use "ctrl + alt + left/right/up/down arrow" on Linux to switch
workspace rapidly, which is very useful to some guys. But after entering VNC
"full screen" mode, these key maps no longer take effect but captured by VNC
itself, unless we give up the full sc
Hi, gurus:
We can use "ctrl + alt + left/right/up/down arrow" on Linux to switch
workspace rapidly, which is very useful to some guys. But after entering VNC
"full screen" mode, these key maps no longer take effect but captured by VNC
itself, unless we give up the full screen mode by typeing F8 fi
Has this had any responses at all? Because I haven't seen any, but it's
possible that I missed it.
From: vnc-list-ad...@realvnc.com on behalf of Mickey Ferguson
Sent: Thu 3/19/2009 12:48 PM
To: VNC Mailing List
Subject: password authentication
Using VNC Server
Garth,
"Not accepting connections" means exactly that! The two most likely causes of
this status are 1) your server is configured not to accept connections, and 2)
it is configured to accept connections, but something else is already using
the port number that it was configured to use.
You can r
Dean,
"Connection Refused" means that the test page received a response from your
computer indicating that no program was accepting connections on the RFB port
(5900). This can mean that it's actually connecting to the wrong computer, or
that the VNC Server is not in fact running on the target co
i have just installed vnc on my main computer and laptops, the problem is when
i hover the mouse over the icon in the bottom bar on the laptops when in
server mode it wont show me the ip adress it just says not accepting
conections. any help would be apreciated.
thanks
garth
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