Hello all,
I have taken an offcast PC and made a linux server out
of it. I want to do my future VistA development on
it. Furthermore, I would like to be able to work off
of it when I come to the OpenVistA conference.
I can ssh into it and work that way, but I would like
to be able to use a NICE editor (i.e. I hate 'vi')...
so I have started thinking about setting up remote
desktop sharing.
When I have done web searches for this, it seems that
the technology is "vnc". My redhat 9 book, however,
says that vnc transmits passwords in plaintext, and
that one would need to tunnel it through a ssh shell
for security. Its sounding a bit complicated.
Is there an easier, but secure, way to share the
server desktop?
Also, it seems that the VNC system is sending
screenshots of the server's desktop. But I wonder,
didn't someone mention on the list recently about
another way, i.e. the X11 system sends remote draw
commands etc rather than sending simple graphic images
of the desktop?
Thanks
Kevin
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