Re: Graphics driver support in linux vncserver

On 14-4-2011 15:51, Balakrishnan wrote: I have a RHEL setup that uses xvnc as the x server. This x server is used by a light weight window manager for displaying one or two windows(like a browser). Whole setup is working fine. Good to hear such messages :-) I would like know whether this xnv

Graphics driver support in linux vncserver

Hi, I have a RHEL setup that uses xvnc as the x server. This x server is used by a light weight window manager for displaying one or two windows(like a browser). Whole setup is working fine. I would like know whether this xnvc x server(version 4.0) has any hardware acceleration support. Say, c

linux - vncserver

hi. i have vncserver running on a linux FC3 box. in adding another app, it appears that vnc requires that my "/etc/hosts" file be set up with: 127.0.0.1 foo localhost.localdomain localhost foo in this case is the name of the box. i'm trying to setup my VNC and the Condor app

RE: Linux VNCserver, connected without any panel

e- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kirk Lau > Sent: 27 September 2005 22:59 > To: vnc-list@realvnc.com > Subject: Linux VNCserver, connected without any panel > > Hi all, > > Not sure if this happened to anyone, i've check the

Linux VNCserver, connected without any panel

Hi all, Not sure if this happened to anyone, i've check the achieve, but dont' see anyone post this before. I ran a vncserver session under a user (non-root) in debian 3.1(also tried with RH7.3 and RHEL3) i connect from my windows machine without any problem.. except on gnome (or metacity to be mo

Re: Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

gt; Does this help tell us what version this is? Does anyone else know a way? > > Thanks. > > > > From: Corni Beerse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Date: 2004/10/01 Fri AM 10:15:06 EDT > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Re: How

Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Xvnc --help gives an 'unrecognized option' error. >Xvnc -help does not give an version number > >Does this help tell us what version this is? Does anyone else know a way? > That's interesting. When I try it... [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ Xvnc -help use: X [:] [option] -a #

Re: Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

MAIL PROTECTED] > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver? > > geofgibson wrote: > > > I can't really find a way to see if I'm using ver. 3 or 4. Where could I > > find that on my system? > > >

Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

geofgibson wrote: I can't really find a way to see if I'm using ver. 3 or 4. Where could I find that on my system? Xvnc --help it lists roughly at the top. Thanks. Geof Gibson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apple Certified Portable TechnicianRegistered Linux User 319068 You can always send mail to soun

How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

I can't really find a way to see if I'm using ver. 3 or 4. Where could I find that on my system? Thanks. Geof Gibson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apple Certified Portable TechnicianRegistered Linux User 319068 You can always send mail to soundsurgeon.tv as well http://soun

Re: RH9 Linux + vncserver services.

Tom Lemcke said: > RH9 + Xvnc services: need help getting it to go upon boot. > > I can't figure out how to run RH9's Xvnc service so it'll boot up on my > user > account's system bootup sequence. I go to System Settings -> Server > Settings > -> Services. vncserver is checked. Have you set

RH9 Linux + vncserver services.

RH9 + Xvnc services: need help getting it to go upon boot. I can't figure out how to run RH9's Xvnc service so it'll boot up on my user account's system bootup sequence. I go to System Settings -> Server Settings -> Services. vncserver is checked. It says Xvnc is stopped. I try to hit start

Re: Linux vncserver Windows vncviewer

[FS] xMiles Tegx said: > I am unable to get my Windows XP vncviewer to connect to my Linux RedHat > 9.0 > vncserver, but if I run it the other way around I am fine. I can't seem > to > find anything that I am doing wrong and the server seems to be working on > the > linux box and the viewer seems

Re: Linux vncserver Windows vncviewer

On Sun, Sep 14, 2003 at 03:49:32PM -0400, [FS] xMiles Tegx wrote: > I am unable to get my Windows XP vncviewer to connect to my Linux > RedHat 9.0 vncserver, but if I run it the other way around I am > fine. I can't seem to find anything that I am doing wrong and the > server seems to be working

Linux vncserver Windows vncviewer

I am unable to get my Windows XP vncviewer to connect to my Linux RedHat 9.0 vncserver, but if I run it the other way around I am fine. I can't seem to find anything that I am doing wrong and the server seems to be working on the linux box and the viewer seems to be running on my windows machine,