there was some discussion on the vnc/xfree lists concerning the integration of vnc into a standard x server. now i've found something very interesting: in my brothers company there are a lot of neoware terminals installed (diskless linux/x11 based thin clients). the desktop of this devices can be shadowed via the vnc protocol (for support/bigbrother purposes). and it works really fast! last week i've had a closer look and found out that the x server on this terminal is xfree 3.3.5. there is no "grabber" process running (like the very slow hexonet x0rfbserver)!! in the /etc/X11/XF86Config file there is following entry: Section "Module" Load "vnc.so" EndSection after searching for hours on the "harddisk" (some kind of flash) i've found a file under /usr/X11R6/lib/modules called vnc.so (size ~100K). how does this work? the att or tridia releases are "only" stand-alone x servers. i could not find a xfree3 or xfree4 vnc module for a "normal" x server on the xfree86, neoware or vnv homepages. can anybody tell me where to find this module and/or source code and how to build/use/install it?
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