Re: VNC Thing 2.1

Hi, Just wanted to give some feedback on my testing of VNC Thing 2.1. I tested it on a G3-upgraded Mac running MacOS 8.1. 1. I'd like to echo Jonathan Morton's comments that it is MUCH more stable than PS MacVNC. I also like the look & feel of the startup screen, where you can see & choose all

VNC Thing 2.2 for Mac

Hi, I've been playing with VNC Thing 2.2 on the Mac, and I've noticed the improvements over 2.1. Good work! It performs noticeably faster. I'd like to report the following issues: 1. It still seems slower than AT&T's version. 2. Sometimes it doesn't refresh the screen. 3. The bookmarks functiona

Re: VNC Thing 2.2 for Mac

Dair, Yes, forcing a refresh fixes the problem, so I doubt it's a server issue. Rami Levy - To unsubscribe, send a message with the line: unsubscribe vnc-list to [EMAIL PROTECTED] See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/int

VNC Thing 2.2 observations

Hi all, I've been using VNC Thing 2.2 extensively over the past 2 days and have some observations to report: 1. Speed seems to be much improved from previous version, though there still appear to be instances where refresh needs to be done manually. 2. There seems to be a problem with the shift

Mac Tight VNC?

Hi, Just wondering - are there any plans to add tight VNC capability to the Mac client? Thanks, Rami Levy - To unsubscribe, send a message with the line: unsubscribe vnc-list to [EMAIL PROTECTED] See also: http://www.uk.researc

Re: VNC Thing 2.2 observations

Dair, The version of CarbonLib I have is 1.0.4. Regards, Rami -- Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 10:16:40 + From: Dair Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: VNC Thing 2.2 observations Levy Rami-ERL005 wrote: >2. There seems to be a problem with

Re: VNC Thing 2.2 observations

nt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: VNC Thing 2.2 observations Levy Rami-ERL005 wrote: >The version of CarbonLib I have is 1.0.4. It'd be worth trying 1.2, which I think was released yesterday? Although I'm not using any of the Carbon Event stuff yet, 1.2 has a lot of bug fixes ov

Tunneling through RoadRunner

Hi everyone, Just a quick note regarding tunneling and RoadRunner - I have a 2-way "RoadRunner" cable modem - and I am able to tunnel to work using a custom (Cisco) VPN solution and VNC. The VPN solution simply involves the installation of a client on my computer and connecting to the VPN server

Problem with meta key activation on Xvnc

Hi, I seem to be experiencing a situation where, once in a while, my Solaris Xvnc server (v.3.3.3r1) seems to think the meta key is depressed, and therefore all attempts to type, move things with the mouse, etc., are misinterpreted. The only way I've found to fix this problem is to kill the serve

RE: xemacs over VNC connection

Hi, I regularly experience the same problem with Xemacs (key mapping warnings). Naturally one can dismiss that warning buffer easily enough - and there don't seem to be any ill effects to functionality of Xemacs. I've found some information on this in the Xemacs FAQ (http://www.xemacs.org/faq/xe

VNC CAPS LOCK bug

I've experienced a bug similar to the CAPS LOCK bug, with other modifier keys as well (shift, alt). The best way I've found to fix this problem is to press the particular modifier key in question a few times. Seems to work. I've seen this bug on multiple clients (Linux, Solaris, Mac VNCThing), so

RE: Meta and Alt keys

Hi Doug, Not sure if this will fix your problem, but it fixed a related/similar problem for me: I regularly experienced the same problem with Xemacs (key mapping warnings). Naturally one can dismiss that warning buffer easily enough - and there don't seem to be any ill effects to functionality o