I think this issue may be resolved in hardy. I've heard some talk of
including a gnome VNC viewer application called vinegar that take care
of these issues. We will have to wait and see if it is included.
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vncviewer in ubuntu has usability issues
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/48725
You
This is still an issue. It is not very user friendly to have scrollbars
for an entire desktop. I'm accessing my desktop computer from my laptop.
The desktop has a rather large resolution, while the laptop is very
small. The vnc viewer window should shrink the server's resolution to
fit in a
Assigned to correct package.
Is this bug still a problem and what version of ubuntu did you first see it on
and what version does it seem to still be an issue?
** Changed in: vnc (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = vnc
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vncviewer in ubuntu has usability issues
This is still an issue. Try accessing a vnc server that requires a
password. The dialog box that pops up to allow you to enter you
password doesn't give you any feedback that you are entering a
password. It should give feed back like gdm does when you login.
Also, if the resolution of the
Agree on the scroll bars too.
I'm using vncviewer through rdesktop.
There's also another tedious bug but I guess this is a rdesktop problem.
Whenever you close your VNC session in rdesktop, a message box pops up saying
An error has occured, Will reconnect in 30 seconds.
And it would prompt for
I agree about the scroll bars. They are definitely confusing. This seems
to be an issue with xvncviewer. Perhaps having xvnc4viewer installed as
the default would be a good solution.
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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vncviewer in ubuntu has usability issues
