Has anyone found a decent VNC client for OSx Lion yet? I'm hoping to avoid
having to blow $50 on RealVNC and was hoping someone has found a decent free
version.
/brian chee
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Advanced Network Computing Laboratory (ANCL)
Hi Brian!
There is a new project called Chicken, that is based off of the
abandoned Chicken of The VNC, that hasn't been update for about 6
years. Chicken works fairly well, and, more importantly, is active.
Find it on sourceforge. Jollysfastvnc is probably the best VNC client,
but
Thanks...wanted a free VNC client to test a VM of CentOS 5.7 under
Hyper-Vif CLI only it's easy peezy...but there are two pieces of
integration software if you want full performance with synthetic NICs and
what looks like full HID support. All the pieces are free, but when I just
did an update
Since this installation needs graphics, and we'd like to avoid needing to
purchase X11 servers for all the students (VNC is at least free) AND the
server is accessed through an SSL-VPN so I don't have to teach the students
how to SSH tunnel at this time...drum roll please...
Does anyone know of a
In summary, I'd like to use VNC to connect to a server, prompt the user for
their Linux username and password (Centos 5.7) and then get their
appropriate desktop. Basically as if they're sitting at the physical
machine.
Got suggestions? I found this one specifically about SUSE (
That's exactly what I want...now if I can only get RDP (I'm using CORD) to
connectI just get a black screen...am reading the FAQ's now to see if I
missed something.
/brian chee
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 3:32 PM, Jason Axelson bostonvaul...@gmail.comwrote:
In summary, I'd like to use VNC to
Yup...actually 99%, the only thing I have to fuss around with is the Hyper-V
integration services...something is broken there since I can't issue a
shutdown (ACPI style) from the Hyper-V console...which is a bad thing for
autoshutdown in case of power failures, etc...
/brian
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