>> What I would like to see is the proper RealVNC viewer integrated as >> vncviewer. It has the functionality, features, and performance that we >> VNC users need. > > To clarify (i.e. what I should have said earlier), the RealVNC vncviewer > is included in the sources I'm building in X, so delivering it would > just be a matter of adding it to the package and running another simple > ARC fasttrack. > > The java vnc viewer which is in vino & realvnc needs to remain for the > httpd/java applet functionality (both vino & realvnc include it, for > Xvnc packaging in Solaris/OpenSolaris, I've just linked to the copy vino > already provides instead of duplicating the .jar file on the installed > system).
Not to be a total pain, but... ... how does this affect the chances of getting VirtualGL and TurboVNC cleanly deployed within opensolaris, and later Solaris proper? vino + RealVNC + TurboVNC-a-tightvnc-fork all in the same distribution seems... complicated... to me. Sorry to bring it up, but VirtualGL is *awfully* cool. --elijah
