On Sat, Dec 14, 2002 at 12:24:43PM +0000, Tony wrote: > I am a great fan of VNC largely because it lets me access my Linux X > sessions over the Internet from a Windows machine anywhere. I would > also like to be able start offering a Linux "terminal services" type of > solution to my customers instead of th MS one. > > I started with the AT&T VNC (now RealVNC) and then discovered Alan > Hourihane's excellent xf4vnc project and started using his Xvnc program > as a drop-in replacement. The thing that took me to xf4vnc was the > support for TrueType fonts that comes with the XFree86 version 4; this > immediately solved all the font problems that I had been having. > > Then I discovered TightVNC, which claims a number of benefits but seems > to have the same fonts problems as RealVNC. > > Here's the question that I still have after quite some looking around: > > If I must have TrueType fonts and bandwidth optimisation is also very > important, how can I find out what each of these alternatives has to > offer?
xf4vnc already includes the TightVNC optimizations in 4.2.0. Alan. _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
