Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
The VNC protocol says the server is is supposed to send the data in the
format the client wants, however the current implementation sends vnc
data in the server native format.
What is the best way to fix this? Using -bgr is not right since that
will mess up same-endian cl
Troy Benjegerdes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Much better.
>
> I did have one bogon after running xvncview on a big-endian host,
> closing it, then starting it on a little-endian host that resulted in
> this from realvnc:
>
> Rect too big: 24832x33024 at 8448,16640 exceeds 640x480
> main:
On Fri, May 12, 2006 at 07:08:31PM -0500, Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
> Much better.
>
> I did have one bogon after running xvncview on a big-endian host,
> closing it, then starting it on a little-endian host that resulted in
> this from realvnc:
>
> Rect too big: 24832x33024 at 8448,16640 exceeds 6
Much better.
I did have one bogon after running xvncview on a big-endian host,
closing it, then starting it on a little-endian host that resulted in
this from realvnc:
Rect too big: 24832x33024 at 8448,16640 exceeds 640x480
main:Rect too big
On Sat, May 13, 2006 at 01:02:47AM +0200,
Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
The VNC protocol says the server is is supposed to send the data in the
format the client wants, however the current implementation sends vnc
data in the server native format.
What is the best way to fix this? Using -bgr is not right since that
will mess up same-endian cl
Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
The VNC protocol says the server is is supposed to send the data in the
format the client wants, however the current implementation sends vnc
data in the server native format.
What is the best way to fix this? Using -bgr is not right since that
will mess up same-endian cl
The VNC protocol says the server is is supposed to send the data in the
format the client wants, however the current implementation sends vnc
data in the server native format.
What is the best way to fix this? Using -bgr is not right since that
will mess up same-endian clients.
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