Yes, of course.
Just run the RealVNC server on the MS Windows machine.
Connect to it from your Mac's VNC client (Chicken or any
of the other VNC clients that run on a Mac).
Now you can control the MS Windows box from your Mac.
I do it myself from time to time.
BTW, the Mac VNC client I prefer is i
At least xterm can be started with "-font fixed". At least that works
on Solaris 8 for me. Of course, better to solve this problem on the
vncserver side.
-Kurt
Jensen, Joel wrote:
When trying to run emacs I get the following message without emacs running
No fonts match `-dt-interface
use
ssfully
on Red Hat 9, except via use of Konquerer as VNC viewer. Maybe
x0rfbserver all by itself
would work well on Linux, but I can't find it anywhere any more
(Sorry for the
digression.)
-Kurt Lloyd, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Start of thread:
>Hi, first off, the last Mac OS I touched was 7.
OSXVNC. But of course with the
X11 vncserver, you have the ability to create multiple
virtual desktops and have them all active at once!
BTW, I haven't checked how the GET_PIXEL problems were
avoided in the Fink package.
BTW2, I notice that tightvnc is also available via Fink,
though I haven&#x
