Nguyen, Hien T wrote:
It seemed that when you connect to a linux vnc server. The viewer only update the screen when there is mouse movement. Other than that, the screen just doesn't update. Is there a way to have it so that the linux vnc server constantly update the screen without having to detect mouse movement??? -HNT
The unix-based vncserver does only update the actual updates in the screen. This in contrary to the M$Windows based server, which polls the screen or parts of it.
The vncviewer can request an update as it does on startup. Hit <F8> and select RefreshScreen if needed.
If you feel it as an error, best to send it as such
CBee
-----Original Message----- From: Corni Beerse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:
Friday, June 18, 2004 8:36 AM To: Nguyen, Hien T Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: realVNC on Linux
Nguyen, Hien T wrote:
I have a question about the realVNC version for redhat linux. I am trying to have the linux vnc server to update continuously. For some reason, I cannot seemed to use vncconfig to do this. Basically I have an animated clip that I want to be able to view from a window box to this linux box through vnc. But the vncserver for linux does not seemed to have a option for this. Can anyone tell me where I could find information regarding frame updates in linux?
I think your player for the clip does need some X11 extention (think acceleration) which is not available in Xvnc.
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