> Alternatively, you could use TridiaVNC distribution. I'm not sure
> about official stable releases, but development versions include
> exactly the same tight encoding code that included in my Tight Encoder
> 1.1 release.
the official stable release has no tight encoder.
> And another (maybe the best) option is to wait for the next Tight
> Encoder release which is expected in the beginning of January. It will
hmm, not really time to wait ;)
> The 1.2 release of the Tight Encoder will be (hopefully) better
> packaged as compared to previous releases: I plan to prepare RPMS for
> Red Hat 6.x, 7.x and binaries with installer for Windows in addition
> to patches and source code that is available today.
I have to admit that I prefer the non_installer versions. Makes it easier to
auto-install.
> Anyway, if you will decide to install Tight Encoder version, let me
> know about problems if any. I'll do the best I can to help solve them.
> Reporting problems also could help other users of VNC Tight Encoder.
I'll do. What would be really cool, is disabling the wallpaper (yes, we
mainly have windows platforms :(). Do all those contributions perhaps one
day flow together into one release? for example, I could use the wallpaper
feature and the tight encoder, and I don't have a _clue_ about C and
compiling (besides the usual ./configure make stuff).
> Constantin
Lars
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