Jeff Morriss wrote:
> How are you accessing the system where you're running Wireshark? ssh?
It is a LAN connection, but its not over SSH. The machine wireshark is
running on is a vmware guest. It's a little
on the slow side, but generally unusable.
> Maybe Wireshark can/should disable the splash screen when run over ssh?
> ssh doesn't imply a slow connection but it's probably reasonably common.
Maybe any kind of network startup should have the splash updating scaled
back. Although at this point I guess most
remote X traffic does flow over SSH. I guess you can detect remote connections
via GdkDisplay->use_xshm or
XShmQueryExtension(), detecting if they are SSH is probably a little harder.
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