I wouldn't go that far. I've got the VNC server installed on one of my
Windows machines, and I've watched the resources dwindle down to nothing
in rapid fashion...this is on a 350MHz AMD K6/2, with 128MB of RAM.
Granted, I'm not running the most recent VNC server, and it's possible
that things have gotten better, but with PC/Anywhere, the only problem I'm
having is that it BSOD's on me if I go to do a shutdown/restart while
logged in.
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Michael R. Jinks wrote:
> Don't hold your breath. I haven't looked in a year or two, but IIRC
> your best bet is a Java client if such exists. For Norton to support
> Linux would seriously piss off Microsoft, and I doubt they can afford
> the risk.
>
> Out of curiosity, why can't you use VNC? It installs alongside
> PCAnywhere, doesn't interfere with it, and is far less likely to cause
> your Windows box to BSOD...
>
> -m
>
>
> Jamin Collins wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone know of a pcAnywhere compatible client for Linux? I know there
> > are pcAnywhere like items for Linux, such as VNC. However, I really need to
> > locate a program for Linux that can connect to a true pcAnywhere host. I'm
> > attempting to move my workstation away from Windows entirely.
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