> > BTW -- xf4 VNC fork seems to be active, have you looked at it recently?
> > I wonder if it might be worth switching to...
> > http://xf4vnc.sourceforge.net/
> Yes I have started to look at it. I have actually built one version but
> I have a hard time to get it start as the other vnc servers. I need
> to port something like vncserver script, but that version I have now
> failes miserably. I do not really know why. This is the main reason
> why I have not uploaded that new version. :)
> Just starting with Xvnc (or actually Xf4vnc) works rather well but
> for some reason the wrapper script do not work.
well -- what could be better than a dedicated test user? :-) I would be
eager to give it a shot even by starting 'manually' if you gimme a hint
on the cmdline. Because setting up building env would be more of the
hassle (which I started to do...) I would appreciate if you share your
debian/ (or did you just build it from sources without packaging?)
May be you have git repo for it? or svn? so I could simply clone it and
may be be helpful in crafting the script?
> It is much easier to maintain though so I really hope I can move to this
> version sometime in the future.
yeay! sure thing who would give us all that time to play with DM duties
;-)
> Best regards,
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