> Can someone explain to me what TridiaVNC is?
www.tridiavnc.com might have something to say about that...
Here's a snippet of blurb from their web site:
TridiaVNC takes the risk out of deploying VNC by
providing the key elements missing from any
other VNC distribution. It is enhanced,
certified, fully documented, and most of all,
supported.
TridiaVNC is open source and freely distributed
under the GNU General Public License. You are
free to install, customize, integrate, and
enhance TridiaVNC to meet your specific needs.
As for me, the basic reason I use Chromi(Tridia)VNC Server is
because I (personally) have Macs, and the AT&T flavour of VNC
for Macs (both server and client, but especially server) are
rather unreliable. - I have no dealings with Tridia in any
way - I just download the source+binaries straight from
Jonathan's web page (http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/)
for the ChromiVNC Server, and straight from the VNCThing web
page (http://www.webthing.net/vncthing/) for the viewer (which
does not, as far as I know, have anything to do with Tridia).
On my unix boxes (Compaq Alpha) at Imperial College I use the
'standard' AT&T VNC server and viewer (sent through SSH, if
connecting from outside).
> It sounds like it may have more security features in it that IT
> managers could appreciate. Can anyone comment?
It may do - there is a support option, which may be useful to some.
Check it out at www.tridiavnc.com
Bye!
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