>gerard:
>
>following are the servers that I know of:
>
>1) the AT&T server at
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/download.html
>2) the "Chromatix" alternative server at
> http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk/adrian/software/vnc/ or
> http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/
>3) the Mac OS X server at
> http://www.osxvnc.com/
>
>all work, all do things differently, the first two have java servers as
>well as rfb servers, so you can use a simple web browser as a viewer. the
>second one is a fat binary with two different sets of startup extensions,
>so it can be used with either 68k machines or PPC machines.
A slight correction is justified here - ChromiVNC (the second in your
list) doesn't have an integrated Java viewer as yet, though it has an
HTTP server. It is currently difficult to configure the HTTP server
to locate the HTML and Java files, which must themselves be provided
separately. I do, however, have this limitation on my to-do list.
The server itself is located at the latter URL, as in my signature.
Adrian's URL is for his alternative vncPatches extension, which
supports extra things like the Drag Manager and 68k Macs. ChromiVNC
with Adrian's vncPatches68k is currently (and for the forseeable
future) the only VNC server supporting 68k Macintosh, and the most
stable available for PPC "Classic" Macintosh.
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