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On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 10:54 AM, Drew Tomlinson <drew@××××××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> David Negreira wrote: |
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>> Drew Tomlinson wrote: |
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>>> I'm looking for an vncviewer for Linux that has the same features as the |
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>>> Tight VNC viewer on Windows. I really like how the Windows viewer will |
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>>> scale the desktop and "remember" connections. Also, it's very easy to |
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>>> choose between "low" and "high" bandwidth connections with the Windows |
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>>> version. |
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>>> I've installed the TightVNC viewer on my Gentoo box and it does not |
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>>> appear to have any of these features. I'm looking for recommendations. |
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>>> Thanks, |
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>>> |
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>>> Drew |
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>>> |
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>> Hi, |
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>> You could use grdesktop that has all that features. |
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> Thank you for your reply. However grdesktop appears to be only for |
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> connecting to Windows Remote Desktop and NOT VNC. Am I missing |
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> something? I need to connect to VNC servers. |
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> Thanks, |
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> |
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> Drew |
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There's kvnc in KDE land. Don't remember if it has all those features, |
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but I *think* it did. I has been ages since I used VNC. |
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