Look for x2vnc. It's fairly old, but it works fine. I am using it right now
to use the same (Unix) keyboard for a Solaris system and a Windows NT system
sitting on my desktop.
According to minou@ife:
> Hello
>
> At our institute we are interested in a version of vnc which does NOT
update
> the screen on the client side.
> This because we have different machines sharing the same screen. As there
> are no switchboxes for unix
> and window keyboards we use VNC to share mouse and keyboard.
>
> Hence we looked in the source files of WinServer and Unix/Linux-Clients.
> Here we need some help.
> Who can advice us, which part to change to disable the screen update. Where
> would be the right
> address to get some assistance?
>
> Actually we are trying to figure out if we better change the WinServer of
> the UnixClient. Is it right, that
> the client triggers the screen update, so we could stop the triggering, or
> does the server automatically
> send screen update upon reception of keystrokes and mouse movements?
>
> (of course we disabled all polling and use 8bit colors only)
>
>
> Help would be very appreciated!
>
>
> thank you
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