Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, hope you'll see this different vnc question as being on topic...
I am running vnc on my fedora notebook The other machines I want to
connect to all run win2k or xp, and I have a policy of always
requiring ctrl alt delete for logons. Plus at work staff often lock
On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 20:34, Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, hope you'll see this different vnc question as being on topic... I
am running vnc on my fedora notebook The other machines I want to
connect to all run win2k or xp, and I have a policy of always requiring
ctrl alt delete for logons.
I sometimes use KDE's Remote Desktop Connection which uses the VNC
protocol. Unless you are in full screen mode there is a Special Keys
button for this purpose.
On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 20:34, Roger Searle wrote:
Hi, hope you'll see this different vnc question as being on topic... I
am running
Thanks, Steve, but I do want to continue with the existing desktop on
the remote machine.
Roger
steve wrote:
I've never used vnc, but is rdesktop any use? On 2k servers, it treats
it as if it's a terminal server, providing you with a virtual desktop
session, and on XP it locks the client and
Thanks Robert and Nick. I'm running remote desktop right now but can't
see any method of sending special keystrokes - there's a full screen and
a scale content button only. And a right click on the taskbar button is
no help... I must be missing something really obvious (or going blind)
but
On May 19, 2004, at 9:09 PM, Roger Searle wrote:
Any more clues for this learner?
Yes, well, sort-of. *Which* vnc client are you running on the Linux
box? There are many to choose from ... RealVNC, TightVNC ...
Also, is the VNC on the windows box running as a service? It appears
that sometimes
Sorry for not being clear: I've moved from using vncviewer to remote
desktop connection on my linux box.
And yes, I am running TightVNC as a service on the windows machines, and
have no problem with them receiving a c-a-d signal from TightVNC client
on a windows machine.
The problem
Roger Searle wrote:
Sorry for not being clear: I've moved from using vncviewer to remote
desktop connection on my linux box.
From the vncviewer(1) manpage under the POPUP WINDOW section:
The viewer has a popup window containing a set of buttons which perform
various actions. It is usually
On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 21:36, Roger Searle wrote:
The problem remains as to how to send c-a-d from within remote desktop
connection in linux?
Is there a problem with just hitting c-a-d ?
Vik :v)
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This PC runs Linux. If you find a virus apparently from me, it has
forged the e-mail headers on
Ah... F keys! And manpages!
Thanks Daniel, that's my answer.
Cheers,
Roger
Daniel Grant wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
Sorry for not being clear: I've moved from using vncviewer to
remote desktop connection on my linux box.
From the vncviewer(1) manpage under the POPUP WINDOW section:
The viewer
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Thanks Robert and Nick. I'm running remote desktop right now but can't
see any method of sending special keystrokes - there's a full screen and
a scale
Press F8
Click Send ctrl-alt-delete
Works fine even if your local window manager grabs CAD.
I simply press CAD, and twm sends it as a keystroke No bother at all.
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Thanks Robert and Nick. I'm running remote desktop right now but can't
see any method of sending special keystrokes - there's a full screen and
a scale content
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