Steven Buehler wrote:
> I just started using UltraVNC on my Windows laptop in order to control
> it using my Palm T|X over wi-fi. Works very well.
>
> On 2/21/06, William Coulter <wrcoulter30@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> This morning I was in a meeting at work and they demoed UltraVNC. I did a google search and did
>> some reading on it, but I would like to hear from the linux world what you think about it. It
>> looks as though it does everything with encryption. I have been looking for something to use that
>> was GPL but it needed to have encryption. It also needed to be VERY easy for an end user to run.
>> I deal with lots of people who are more afraid of the computer than walking across 4lanes of
>> trafic in rush hour. What are you using?
>>
For server speed under Windows, you can't beat UltraVNC. The CPU
overhead is minimal, and the speed incredible.
However, all of the advanced features require a UltraVNC client, and who
uses a Windows desktop anymore?
For Windows boxen we manage, we use UltraVNC.
For Linux clients, we use TightVNC.
Has anyone stumbled upon something better than TightVNC for Linux to use
as a client? (Tridia is a buggy fork, and I really haven't looked for
another VNC client for a while).
-- - Ian C. Blenke <icblenke@nks.net>
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