Hello Bernd... Okay first thing you need to understand is:
WIndows only has one GUI, so vnc on windows display that one. Linux can have as many GUIs as there is resoruces to allocated, so vnc is designed to start a new GUI and let people access that. This is not what you want. Addionally your questions are not clear. but I'll help you to clarify the questions. On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 22:03, Bernd Lachner wrote: > Hi, > > we want to use vnc in our school-network to make it possible to look at > pupil-clients and to show the teachers-screen to all pupils. > For Windows there is a destop-programm, but for Linux there is none (we > found nothing). > I wonder which program you found? Are the Pupils windows, are the teachers linux? viceversa? both? Please explain your plans more clearly. > We looked at the manuals and know how to use vnc in "usual" mode: we can > look at an other computer and control it. We also found the commands to > start the client in listening-mode: On the linux machine? > > vncviewer -listen :0 > > Then on the server we executed the following command: > > vncconnect -display :0 hostname > > ... but nothing happend! No error-message! > ??? > We are working on a Suse 9.1-System with kde 3.2.1, which has already > started vncserver on display 0. We tested vnc and it is working. > ??? > Do you have some examples, how to use the server and viewer in listening > mode and how to connect from server to the client via vncconnect? > Okay, I suggest you tell us a little more about your planed (or existing) setup and then we can help you get the commands right... > Thanks in advance, > Birgit and Bernd Lachner No Prblm Jerry _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
