Gus Wirth wrote: > James G. Sack (jim) wrote: >> Gus Wirth wrote: >>> James G. Sack (jim) wrote: >>>> LPSG meeting: Thursday, Nov 1 >>>> (Note: meeting is scheduled for annex C) >>>> >>>> I've been doing a little work with unicode-aware programming >>>> (encodings, >>>> and all) in python, and if anybody shows up interested, I'll give a >>>> short overview of what I've learned. >>>> >>>> If they happen to have a projector there, I'll do a little show-n-tell, >>>> else just hand-waving-augmented lecturing. >>>> >>>> And as always, discussion may wander anywhere. >>>> >>>> The general concepts would probably be of interest in any programming >>>> language. >>> Annex C does not have a projector. However, we could bring a little hub >>> and/or wireless access point, set up our own little network and use >>> something like vnc reflector so everyone can look in using their own >>> laptops. >> >> That would be neat. I can bring a wrt54gl and an extra little switch as >> well. And maybe a few cables. >> >> What's needed to serve up vnc-reflector? > > On the server side (your laptop) you need a regular vnc server and the > vnc reflector. You can get it as source from sourceforge.net > <http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=38605> or as a > pre-built package for Fedora or Ubuntu...
OK. do you have any recommendationsfor the regular vnc server, I guess there is vnc-server, ~tightvnc, ~NX .. any significant differences? >.. Looks like there is also an > option for openWRT > <https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/packages/net/vnc-reflector> so you > could install directly into your wireless access point. That does sound interesting, but I'm probably not going to get around to it. > > For the client side each user would need a vnc viewer. Thanks & Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-lpsg
