Hello,
I did a mailing list search of the postings related to providing
the path to the rgb database to Xvnc, so I think I've covered
the bases for the following problem so far. First, the symptom
is that all the colors gray80 down to gray76 are the same, but
then gray75 takes a big step down in
"David Brodbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Any particular reason you can't just use TightVNC? I've been using it for
> quite a while now and it seems to be every bit as stable as the "official"
> AT&T version.
I beg to differ. For some reasons, TightVNC viewer
kept crashing on my Redhat 7.1 box.
On Fri, 2001-12-28 at 11:42, Kurt P Lloyd wrote:
> It would be best if VNC had an undisputed and active steward
> with a recognized base version from which to make enhancements.
> It was great that the development of TightVNC was made possible
> by the open-source model, but at some point, the pro
It would be best if VNC had an undisputed and active steward
with a recognized base version from which to make enhancements.
It was great that the development of TightVNC was made possible
by the open-source model, but at some point, the proper steward
should recognize good contributions by incorp
Any particular reason you can't just use TightVNC? I've been using it for
quite a while now and it seems to be every bit as stable as the "official"
AT&T version.
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Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 9:37 AM
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I installed VNC server as a service using "winvnc -install" on a NT
Workstation SP6 machine.
At startup, the PC fails to load the desktop. Ctrl-Alt-Del works but, I
cannot log-off or shutdown or restart the system. The PC starts successfully
if unplugged from the network. When the VNC service is
I have not seen any patches or new releases of
VNC coming out of AT&T for almost a year now.
Has development on VNC stopped?
Or is the project considered complete by now?
I was especially hoping for TightVNC to be
incorporated into the main codebase.
Thanks
--
Freddy Jensen, Sr. Computer Scie
I got a wierd problem with VNC. It used to work nicely but once I connected
to the other computer and I logged in and nothing happened. After that VNC
server hasn't worked. When I try to connect everything goes as expected and
it asks password but after that comes a connection closed window or for
Hi
I have just installed VNC on a Linux box (Debian Woody) that I am going to
run without a monitor and keyboard. If I start the server on the Linux box
then I can log-in from windows and see the KDE desktop, however I needed to
be able to have it listening for connections so I have followed t
