On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Edric wrote:
> On a 10base-T network, I noticed that if I use the "tight" encoding,
> the screen display is slower than if I just use "hextile". I'm
> assuming this is because it takes more time for the Unix box to
> compress the data
I suppose it depends on what you're sending and what kind of bandwidth. I
find that SSH (compression level 5) + Tight Encoding with JPEG and
Compression both set to 5 + Copyrect Encoding yields the best performance
for me.
Of course, if you have a Fast Ethernet connection or similar, you're much
better off running raw encoding. YMMV.
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