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Hi Derek, |
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there are i386 settings in the vnc ebuild. It's on my todo list, and |
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I'll move it to the top of the list, unless someone else wants to claim it. |
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I don't know what the problem would be with tightvnc. You could try |
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recompiling with lower optimisation (i.e. change CFLAGS in |
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/etc/make.conf or export the setting at time of build). |
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David |
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Derek Greentree wrote: |
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>Hi all, |
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> I've tried this with tightvnc and regular vnc ebuilds: I emerge |
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>(tight)vnc, and after tweaking the font path settings, I got vncserver |
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>to launch an actual Xvnc process that wouldn't die. However, I'm having |
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>2 problems: |
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> I'd like to use fluxbox, and if I put that in my .vnc/xstartup file, |
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>if I start anything else in that file (like gkrellm or panel), the Xvnc |
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>process will die. It has to be fluxbox, and only fluxbox. |
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> Secondly, when I connect from another box using vncviewer (on |
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>Windows), colors are all messed up, and things don't redraw properly. I |
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>was wondering if anyone else had this problem. My machine's a pismo |
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>Powerbook. |
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>Thanks, |
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>Derek Greentree |
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