On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 09:41:26AM +0100, "Beerse, Corni" wrote:
>
> How about the next configuration, who fills out the details?
> - Exchange the default Xserver with Xvnc so Xvnc runs on localhost:0.0.
This
> is quite easy: locate from where X11 is started and just replace the X
> command with X
> On Sun, Feb 17, 2002 at 10:17:39PM -0800, Yacc wrote:
> > is there a way to hook a Xvnc server to an existing X
> application. What I
> > mean is: if an X application "xapp_A" is running, I would
> like to start a
> > Xvnc server. Have Xvnc talk to the application and then
> connect to it wit
On Sun, Feb 17, 2002 at 10:17:39PM -0800, Yacc wrote:
> is there a way to hook a Xvnc server to an existing X application. What I
> mean is: if an X application "xapp_A" is running, I would like to start a
> Xvnc server. Have Xvnc talk to the application and then connect to it with a
> vncviewer t
> Hi *,
> on unix/linux,
> is there a way to hook a Xvnc server to an existing X
> application. What I
> mean is: if an X application "xapp_A" is running, I would
> like to start a
> Xvnc server. Have Xvnc talk to the application and then
> connect to it with a
> vncviewer to share "xapp_A" onl
Hi *,
on unix/linux,
is there a way to hook a Xvnc server to an existing X application. What I
mean is: if an X application "xapp_A" is running, I would like to start a
Xvnc server. Have Xvnc talk to the application and then connect to it with a
vncviewer to share "xapp_A" only.
I don't mind gett
